Although I had thought about writing ten years ago, my attempts were sporadic, and it was only when I ran out of things to read and was bored with nothing to do that I properly began this book.
Only after I started writing did I realize that a reader's perspective was completely different from an author's. On top of that, I was an old geezer pushing thirty, and I made quite a few mistakes.
Only by crossing a river yourself can you know how deep it is.
Over the past two days, I read the book straight through from beginning to end from a reader's perspective. My writing did improve somewhat, and I personally felt satisfied with the ending. Basically all the loose ends were tied up.
To briefly explain the thinking behind this book: in novels where the protagonist alone wields supernatural powers, the protagonist only starts playing god and spreading supernatural powers after the story begins. When I started writing, I wanted to try a small innovation.
So I established a setting where monsters originated from the chakra the protagonist lost when he crossed worlds, while humanity had no supernatural powers and relied on technology to suppress monsters.
The protagonist was the source not only of the human Superhumans created later, but also of the monsters born in this world. Besides stirring up trouble, recovering the monsters' chakra was another point of conflict.
The protagonist using Infinite Tsukuyomi to recover all the chakra on Earth, concentrating all that power in one person, was the ending I had planned from the very beginning.
From November 2022 to January 2024, the book was serialized for fifteen months and reached 1.7 million Chinese characters. Even I was a little surprised that I managed to keep going for so long.
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