End of Volume Two: Closing Remarks + Thanks for Tips
Volume Two could originally have ended at Chapter Fifty-Two. But to round it out to a proper number, I simply moved the following three chapters over.
The numbers of Heaven and Earth totaled fifty-five: twenty-five for Heaven, thirty for Earth, making fifty-five chapters altogether.
It barely counted as fitting.
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As I mentioned before, the female lead of Volume Two was Tongjun.
Strong and domineering, willful and self-centered. She possessed many of Fu Henghua's flaws in human nature, yet also had his decisive, ruthless side. If Fu Henghua had gone down the path of evil and demons, his personality might have turned out like Fu Tongjun's.
That was why I deliberately made her his younger sister, born in the same year, month, and day. (Tongjun: I'm the older sister.)
She was Fu Henghua's mirror character.
During the battle on Four Return Island, she and Henghua had also joined forces to suppress the Wei Family.
However, this volume lacked one piece of characterization concerning Fu Tongjun. I never expected readers to guess it anyway.
That's right. Fu Tongjun was the only one of this generation of the Fu Clan who had not awakened a bloodline talent. Thus, beneath her pride and forcefulness, she also carried a trace of inferiority—especially when facing Fu Henghua's Heaven-Penetrating Wisdomheart.
Her obsession with victory and defeat was her way of proving: even without a bloodline talent, I would not be weaker than anyone else.
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I saw readers asking whether Fu Yaozhen would still have a role in the future.
Of course she would. After all, she was the female lead of Volume Three.
Since it would not be convenient to let her steal the limelight, I deliberately created a "Ling Shaoyin" to demonstrate the wonders