Not a testimonial, but an apology.

Because I really feel sorry for everyone, because this story is not over yet.

It's better to say that it is from the fire stealers that the story really begins.

But I can't write anymore.

There are problems with this story from the beginning of the setting.,The protagonist's personality is not suitable for this story.,He can't create contradictions.,Cause events.,Can only passively wait for things to happen to him.,This alone made me start to be distressed after writing for a while.,Every day racking my brains to think about how to make things come to the door.。 The protagonist of this kind of ordinary personality is really not suitable to be the protagonist, at least not something that a rookie like me can write well.

There is also the setting of the world view, starting with the fire thief, the whole universe began to gradually unfold, but I wrote it too slowly, the plot progressed too slowly, the whole story dragged on like a turtle, and there were too many settings filled in the text, which led to a decline in readability, and the story had no ups and downs, and it was completely impossible to do three chapters with a small climax, and five chapters with a big climax - although the character of the protagonist is also the main reason for this, but the ultimate reason is that I didn't think about it at first.

This is the end of the story, and I'm actually quite reluctant.

I love the setting.

The human race is strong, the gods and demons are huddled in a corner and trembling, and we will eventually use technology to go to the top of the universe.

There are many more that have not had time to be written, or have not been written.

For example, the social situation of the human race, the social structure, etc., these are interspersed with the plot where the Asakusa sisters were captured by the demons, but they were deleted in order to finish it quickly.

The original plan was that after they were captured, Ainia exposed the identity of the demon king in order to save them, and then involved many things in the upper echelons of the empire, during which she wrote about the social conditions of the human race. In the end, Ainia was sent to the home planet of the orc clan because of Miss Luo's relationship, and thus encountered the first fire thief.

That's right, the Demon King who captured the Asakusa Sisters was just an ordinary Demon King, and the ancestral magic he collected only got the coordinates of the Demon Mother's Home Star (although this will not be discovered until after the Fire Stealer is eliminated).

After eliminating the Fire Stealers, the Terrans obtained the coordinates of their home planet from their remaining cells and began to attempt to travel to the universe of the Sea of Stars.

In the wider universe, they will encounter more powerful enemies, such as a civilization with a social structure like ants, an energy life civilization with the main character's elemental arm, and a more terrifying quantum ghost enemy, and of course, the sea mermaid that everyone loves—whether it will be a human body and a fish tail or a fish body and human legs is still up for debate (laughs).

In addition to enemies, there are many technical things, such as what AR and VR will look like with magic, and research on the conversion of energy into mass (mass can be released into energy, and energy should also be able to be converted into mass, right? If we can make the energy transformation process into the shape and structure we need, wouldn't it be a fantasy?)

It's a shame that I didn't have time to write these things, but even if I wanted to, I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to write them with my current ability.

I don't have a lot of mathematical, physical and chemical knowledge involved in those contents, and I can't write well with my knowledge reserves, which I only realized after writing half of it - this story is not at all what I can write at present, whether it is writing or knowledge reserves, I have too many shortcomings.

However, in the process of writing, at least I discovered many of my shortcomings and understood the direction of improvement, which can be regarded as a gain.

I just feel sorry for all the readers who have been reading it, and I can't present a good-looking and interesting story to you.

I'm really sorry.

I'm sorry.

Thank you very much for your company, if it weren't for the occasional speaker and vote for recommendation, let me know that there are still people watching, I'm afraid I wouldn't have been able to hold on to it and end it earlier, directly outline or eunuch, instead of changing a so-so ending like now.

Thank you, thank you very much.

So, I would like to conclude by wishing you all a happy and prosperous New Year.

May we continue to move forward together in the future.