A Word of Thanks and a Long-Overdue Apology

After three years, when I clicked the "complete" button, my mind went completely blank, and only then did all kinds of emotions surge up in my heart.

First of all, I was happy while creating this book. It was very interesting to interpret all those "classic" plots I'd seen while reading in my own way, and I was also very happy to have resonated with so many readers.

But in the later stages of writing, the protagonist's excessive strength made "not playing by the routine" harder and harder, and the time I spent thinking through the plot grew longer and longer.

So by the time I wrote the defeat of the Gu King, I had already begun thinking about how to end the book.

After all, he was already invincible under heaven at that point. Even if I opened up more parallel-world scripts, it would have been very hard for me to keep making the protagonist "play it safe," and that would have gone against the original intent of this book.

In the last few chapters, I wrote the style the story took after the protagonist became invincible, and as expected, I received plenty of complaints.

"Did the author change?" "The style feels off." "This feels like a mindless newbie novel."

Of course, before that, there was also a disappearance that lasted as long as a year, and this is also where I must apologize to all you dear readers.

The real reason is very simple: I was too tired.

In order to force myself to write 4,000 words every day, I tried all kinds of methods, but I still couldn't cure my procrastination, so I could only push today's work to tomorrow and, while I was at it, put up anti-piracy chapters.

This gave most readers a very poor