Thank you all for your support, and thank you for reading the author's story to the end.
There is more to say about this book than about the previous one.
That's because this book could originally have been written much better. However, some problems began to emerge halfway through, and the key issue was that I failed to notice them in time, allowing them to grow worse and worse.
After reflecting on those problems, I've decided to make major changes to my writing style, the protagonist's personality, and other aspects when planning my next book.
First of all, the protagonist won't establish a major force anymore—or rather, he won't establish a force at all. He'll walk his own path alone.
My original plan for this book was to create a major force that would provide an outlet for the protagonist's extraordinary products.
But later, I realized that cooperating with other countries would work just as well.
Unfortunately, by the time I thought of that, it was already too late.
Second, I need to improve my pacing. While reflecting on this book's shortcomings, I discovered a very serious problem: the pacing was far too poor.
Put simply, I failed to handle the design of the climaxes properly. This will be one of the most important areas in which I improve in my next book.
Finally, after the next section goes premium, the daily update length will drop to six or seven thousand words, but the content will be correspondingly more concise.
This is a problem I discovered recently. Updating an average of eight or nine thousand words a day may look like a lot, but with various trivial matters in my life taking up my time, I no longer have enough time to think through the structure of the entire book.