And so, the Main Storyline of this book officially came to an end.
I believe everyone could see that the final God Realm Arc was the hardest dungeon in this book. It was probably also the second time Wulin and Yutong had faced such a hopeless situation—the first being Debate Valley.
The reason for this was what I mentioned before: the gap in strength between the God Realm and the Douluo Continent was simply too vast. The final boss of the Douluo Continent could not even rank among the top three tiers in the God Realm.
And precisely because of that, this arc had the fastest pacing.
I admit that before I actually started writing, I had not figured out how to fight the God Realm.
That had to do with my writing habits. Rather than personally controlling and planning out the plot, I preferred letting the characters under my pen move on their own.
Some readers might think I was talking nonsense—after all, no matter what, the plot came from my own mind. But for me, I truly did not know any other way to write.
Fortunately, the final result turned out well. The Golden Dragon King's cunning and power, the God of Destruction's sense of responsibility toward the God Realm and love for Little Seven, the Goddess of Life's compassion and longing for children, Tang San's feudal ideology and absolute conviction in his own actions, even Ji Dong and Lie Yan's Invisible Presence Trait—haha—I believed I had written them all to the best of my ability.
Still, the time was short and the pace was fast. The entire God Realm Arc actually took only ten chapters, though each chapter was four thousand words. There were bound to be some oversights, and I hoped everyone could forgive them.
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