End of volume thoughts
Ah, this volume has come to an end just like that.
This volume was originally going to be longer, but seeing that everyone hoped Yutong wouldn't be offstage for too long, I cut many of the intervening plotlines, resulting in much less of an adjustment period.
The next volume will begin with Wulin leaving Dragon Valley and taking part in Sea God's Fate.
Just as I said in my end of volume thoughts for the previous volume, the Training Arc will be the period in which Tang Wulin progresses the fastest in the entire book. The experiences of this volume have laid the foundation for his future strength.
Actually, when this book first went premium, I discussed matters concerning Dragon Valley with the readers in the group.
At the time, I said that, personally, I really disliked Tang Wulin's act of Thousand Day Dragon Burial.
After all, I'm not him. I'm far more selfish than he is, and I can't understand such behavior.
In my view, choosing to bury the dragons even if it meant making those around him worry for a full three years was putting the cart before the horse. It was a betrayal of his responsibilities, and it made me feel awful.
All I can say is that the author and the protagonist have very different personalities. When I created him, I amplified the kind side of my own personality, which resulted in slight differences between our values.
The next volume will enter the Second Competition Arc. Just as I said in the previous end of volume thoughts, after leaving Dragon Valley, Wulin will officially possess the ability to beat up the referees. This competition will already be something he can sweep through alone.
But that doesn't really matter. As I said before,