This was my first time writing an ending, so please forgive any shortcomings.
Fei Wen was still a fresh-faced rookie. He wrote Heart of a Swordmaster entirely because he loved One Piece fanfiction. He'd run out of things to read, so he decided to write one himself. As for the title, he came up with it off the top of his head.
How did it feel to finish? Saying he was on his knees would be an exaggeration—Fei Wen was a strapping guy weighing over a hundred jin, after all—but he still felt pretty rough inside.
To be honest, this book got off to a poor start because Fei Wen was such a novice back then. Seeing how well others were doing, he couldn't help feeling envious, and more than once he thought about dropping the book.
What kept him going? Every word of encouragement in the reviews. A single "Great book" could make Fei Wen happy for ages. Even when his spine was aching, he could still sit at the computer and write for hours on end.
The mood at the end of a book was usually a little sad, but don't worry—Fei Wen had a new book coming. I've decided that, if circumstances allow, I'll make a living writing web novels from now on.
So this new book mattered enormously to Fei Wen. Whether he went back to a job he didn't like or kept happily writing all depended on it. Here was the new book.
New book: Reincarnation Paradise
It was an anime infinite-flow story. As for the protagonist's personality, it was still in Fei Wen's usual style. There might be a few changes, but he'd be just as ruthless.
In the new book, Fei Wen also planned to stay true to the personalities of the female