Complete remarks

The story of this book ends here, but the story of Hellagur does not end here, nor does the story of the wizard plane.

This book is my first book in the true sense. I have written novels before, but I stopped writing after writing tens of thousands of words. It was purely for fun.

Due to the lack of experience in long-form writing, I encountered a problem when designing this book. I don’t know what kind of story can support millions of words.

I have enriched and improved the outline of this book as much as possible, but later I still found that the story I designed was about to be written, but the protagonist’s strength was still too low.

This leads to slow upgrades in the early stage and fast upgrades in the later stage, and the rhythm is very different.

There is actually a way to solve this problem, that is, through the design of endless planes, designing more planes to gradually improve the protagonist’s strength.

But this is not in the original outline design. If I want to do this, I must think about how the plot of each world should develop, as well as various settings.

But because of the pressure of real work, I don’t have so much time and energy to create a few more worlds.

Last year, the work was relatively easy, and I could also slack off during work hours to write novels and conceive plots.

However, the situation has changed since this year. Old readers should know that I used to update three times a day, but in February it became two times a day.

The reason is that I started to work overtime a lot in January. I used to get off work at 6 o'clock, but now it's considered early to get off work at 8 o'clock.

Under such circumstances, the three-update manuscripts in January were almost used up quickly, and I couldn't continue to update three times.

The increased work pressure also made me not have enough energy and time to explore more plots.

If I just write some copies temporarily to make up the word count, it would be painful for you to read and for me to write.

So it's better to follow the original outline and plot planning, at least tell the story completely, fill in the big and small holes as much as possible, and give readers an explanation.

I really appreciate your continued support. I am familiar with many readers who often vote or comment, and I remember them all.

Of course, there are also many criticisms, and I accept them humbly.

Because there are indeed problems in many places, but this book has many structural problems, and I can't change some of the problems mentioned by readers.

When I said in my speech on the launch of this book, the goal was to write a million words and accumulate experience.

I just didn't expect that there would be more achievements in the future. Thank you very much for your support!

I learned a lot from this book, and I have a better understanding of online articles.

I may continue to write books in the future. The new book may be published next month or even later.

Mainly, if I plan to write a new book, I have to save a lot of manuscripts in advance, otherwise the current work pressure is so high that it is stressful to update normally.

If I start a new book at that time, I should notify you in this book, and I hope to bring you better stories.

Finally, thank you again for your support and love for this book, thank you for your support!

I also wish you all good health, peace, happiness and joy! (End of this chapter)