The first climax of this chapter is finally finished. I'm exhausted these past few days.
As a student, I only have one thought right now: 10,000 yuan a day is something no human could do.
After writing 10,000 words a week, I can clearly feel my energy and spirit declining. I can't take it anymore if I don't rest, so I'm taking a day off. I won't be writing tomorrow to relax and then I'll return to my previous update schedule.
Let's also chat about the plans for the rest of this book.
When it first came out, many readers said that I was the type of writer who wouldn't write without following the original work, and that wasn't entirely unreasonable. At that time, the plot was basically a fast-forwarded version of the Shrek storyline from the original work.
However, starting from the Grand Tournament Arc (Volume 2), the plot of this work began to veer off in a direction that is completely different from the original work, and now it has nothing to do with the original work at all.
When the tournament ended and I announced that Da Ming Er Ming would be fighting as God Officer, many people told me that they couldn't win.
In fact, they weren't wrong. If it weren't for the three female leads collectively having superpowers, this setup would indeed be a case of a dragon riding right into your face.
But after all, the plot has to have a turning point. Just like in reality, the United States officially rose to power through World War II. If the protagonist wants to officially rise to power and have the world recognize their military strength, they also need one or two major battles.
The Sea God Rebellion was the first one.
Three of the four great kingdoms had their capitals massacred. If the protagonist hadn't sent royal families to the Far North to save them, the royal families of those three kingdoms would have been completely wiped out.
The forces of Sea God Island have been completely wiped out. Even if there are some remnants, without the Limit Douluo, they are just small fry who can be easily beaten up by the protagonist.
Clear Sky and his companion won't be able to cause trouble for a while. Once they recover, they'll be facing the protagonist who has broken through to the seventh ring and possesses the combat power of God Officer, making it even harder for them to fight. (As for why I didn't just kill them directly, I planned to have Wang Dong'er beat them up and make them atone for their sins for the rest of their lives. Otherwise, Wang Dong'er would be too clownish.)
I won't let Tang Hao and Tang Yin appear anytime soon, because honestly, Tang San can't contact them for a while either.
So, has the protagonist group's power truly entered an invincible era...?
Of course not, the real reason why the protagonist Dai Yutong transmigrated hasn't been resolved yet.
The remainder of the second round also mainly focuses on this theme.
That's all for now. I'm too exhausted to write anymore. Thank you all for your continued support. I'm going to bed now.