As the title says, Volume Six had come to an end.
This volume had mainly served as a transition. Volume Six had originally been planned as the Fantastic Four arc, but after Volume Five ended, I stopped updating for half a year. When I resumed intermittently, my main work was still on Source Energy, and I couldn't guarantee stable daily updates. Under those circumstances, jumping straight into another major storyline might have caused problems with pacing and continuity.
So I pushed the Fantastic Four arc back and inserted the current Volume Six. The original content of Heroic Age had been somewhat side-story-like, covering the aftermath of the War of Kangs, as well as the everyday superhero lives of Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, and others. My original plan had been to update once every ten days or so; by the time Heroic Age was finished, Source Energy should have been completed too.
But the result was... no one was reading Source Energy, so I started Palworld, and still no one was reading... Well, nothing more to say. I came back to keep filling in the holes.
Back to this volume itself: because of Miles's personality, he didn't like meddling in other people's business. From his perspective, he definitely wouldn't have been interested in taking part in the daily lives of other heroes, which made some of the originally planned slice-of-life plots in Heroic Age difficult to develop. And once Miles discovered that something involved him, he would inevitably jump in himself and rapidly push things forward. When the enemy pressure wasn't high, the main plot naturally advanced quickly.
So that was how Volume Six ended.
The purpose of this volume was to briefly pick up and look back on Volume Five, Kang Dynasty. Personally, I felt that Kang Dynasty had basically been