This Book Is Complete~ Let's Celebrate~

Finally, let me share some reflections.

This book has come to an end here. Actually, there's so much more to write. Many readers have told me that I could unlock the multiverse module, for example, take a trip to DC or go to the Primordial World.

These are all good ideas, but I don't think they're necessary.

In the last few battles, the tactics became somewhat predictable, and Chen Tian was completely Invincible, crushing his opponents in every fight.

(Aside from being injured during the battle with the Living Tribunal.)

With the added ability of "I Am Stronger," it can be said that as long as he has a goal, he can become infinitely stronger than that goal.

Therefore, even if he goes to DC or other places later, he can become even stronger.

As for going to the Primordial World?

I don't really want to write about it. Regardless of Chen Tian's abilities, they all come from comics or games.

None of these capabilities came from our own country.

(The only one Absolute Hit, and I can't write more than that.)

Using foreign capabilities to overwhelm our own country's capabilities?

Impossible! Absolutely impossible!

If our Primordial World god crushed Chen Tian, it would seem that the protagonist didn't meet the Invincible standard.

This creates a contradiction.

So I simply won't write it.

This ending is something I've thought about for a long time.

There are three possible endings to the outline. One, and most common one, is that it replaces the OAA and becomes the only one that transcends the entire universe.

The second option is to conquer countless universes and become the overlord.

The third option is the rather bland ending I'm currently writing.

The author ultimately chose this rather mundane ending, which is actually related to the character of Chen Tian that he was originally conceived as such.

By now, everyone who's followed the story to the end should have figured it out.

When Chen Tian first met Tony, he was a socially awkward, introverted, and homebody. To survive and to prove his self-worth, Chen Tian helped Tony program in a cave in the Afghanistan.

(Although Tony might not care at all whether the protagonist is valuable or not, he will still leave with Chen Tian.)

Next, Chen Tian's abilities gradually improved, unlike in some novels where he suddenly becomes an overnight success.

Our country's practice of spiritual cultivation emphasizes the harmony of body and mind, and follows the natural way.

Cultivating oneself without cultivating one's destiny will ultimately lead to the invasion of inner demons.

That's why there were those problematic chapters that lost many readers.

(Perhaps it's also because the author's writing skills are lacking, and the transition is too abrupt, making the invasion of the Dimensional Demon God seem somewhat inexplicable.)

Even so, Chen Tian's personality has remained largely unchanged.

The protagonist is a lazy bum, a homebody, and doesn't actively seek out trouble; he'll only move when an impending problem is being solved.

A protagonist with this kind of personality would never fight for dominance on his own unless someone forces him to.

Therefore, the mundane ending was decided.

This book is now finished, and I want to thank all the readers who have supported me.

Honestly, this book has received overwhelmingly negative reviews.

Many readers dislike the 'frenemy' relationship between the protagonist and Tony. Just look at the negative reviews; they all say this book is a "babysitting" story.

However, the author didn't care. After all, these were the interpersonal relationships he had established from the beginning, and he had no intention of changing them.

So I've kept writing, for this book, and for all the readers who have been watching and supporting me.

Here, the young author once again bows in gratitude to the readers who have supported him!

It is thanks to your support that this book has come to an end.

Thanks!

There's nothing else I particularly want to say.

The young author is considering starting a new book, but is unsure what to do.

There are currently three ideas.

The first option is to continue down the path of anime, for example, by traveling to One Piece or other manga worlds.

The second option is to write about things like courtyard houses, a topic that attracts a lot of readers, and earn some extra money.

The third is political intrigue and warfare. Like the 'S.H.I.E.L.D. Collapse Plan' and 'Blood Bag Plan' I wrote about before. (Just between you and me, I actually have a bit of a thing for these kinds of conspiracies and intrigues.)

Dear readers, I would appreciate any suggestions you may have!

Words cannot express the author's gratitude to all readers.

Thank you again! Love you all!