Another work was finished.
From October 14 last year to September 14 now, it had been exactly eleven months.
Thank you all for your support throughout.
Relatively speaking, this book's plot was fairly complete, and nearly all the loose ends that needed tying up were tied up.
And I neatly used the descriptor "beyond the ultimate" to avoid introducing the Eternal realm.
Also, this book's protagonist did meet the mark in terms of "personal initiative" and "taking action."
It was just that the final stretch of the plot had a little padding.
Actually, at one point, I wondered whether, after he traveled back to Blue Star, I should simply write it as a new book, setting it against a backdrop of cosmic technology, with the protagonist gradually fighting his way beyond Blue Star, then coming into contact with one civilization after another, ultimately depicting a war between cultivators and technology...
A head-on confrontation between two great camps.
But after thinking it over, that felt too disjointed.
If I really wanted to write something like that, I might as well start a new work.
Li Xian's story was best ended here.
Of course, I actually cut back heavily on the Space-Time Divine Hall and Reincarnation Divine Hall storyline. Originally, I planned to write about these two divine halls opposing each other, fighting across different timelines.
It would have been like the "infinite-flow" genre, with people representing different camps at different points in time, hunting down the Lord of the Space-Time Divine Hall and the Lord of the Reincarnation Divine Hall.
And the "Abnormals" the two halls' emissaries spoke of actually referred to the weakened states of the Lord of the Space-Time Divine Hall and the Lord of the Reincarnation Divine Hall across different timelines.
Why were there so many universes in