Thank you very much for your support throughout this book. But I had to make this decision.

I have been thinking about the plot of this book for a long time. In the end, three story lines were determined, one is the conflict between machines and flesh gods in the early age of mankind;

The second is the era in which the protagonist lives, when the cataclysm occurs, and the previously unfinished conflicts begin to re-energize, and on top of this, the conflicts between the various factions of the human race begin to cause a greater number of population losses;

The third is the future era, that is, the era where the space-time interference team is located, when human civilization is forced to hold its head up by alien civilizations, and the intervention team that is trying to change all this has begun to return to the era where the second story line is located to interfere with the timeline.

I even conceived a complete worldview for each of the three eras.

But the book's fatal mistake was made at the beginning. Just like the above, the story of this book is multi-fronted from the start.

However, my idea at the time was to depict the story of an ordinary person struggling in a complex and changing world. The best way to express this sense of powerlessness is to bind the perspective to the protagonist, so that the reader can always see only a small part but not the whole picture, so that the unpredictable development of the story will increase the sense of substitution.

And then...... It didn't work out.

I gave the bald head who was locked up in the dungeon with Gou Ke at the beginning enough to think of a story line to show the helplessness of ordinary people who are powerless in the face of disaster and have to be evildoers;

I set up a storyline for Cortana's escape to show the pain of an AI with independent thinking, but always being used as a tool;

I set up a storyline for the space-time intervention team to show people's desire to survive in the face of the apocalypse.

I set up a story line for He Hehe to show his entanglement and pain as he gradually approached the truth but couldn't accept it

……

These are great subplots and a big part of the theme of the game, which should have been, but unfortunately because of the wrong choices I made at the beginning, it was difficult for me to intersperse these storylines. No matter how the protagonist says it, he is just an ordinary person, and it is impossible for him to see this, and it is difficult for readers who are bound to the protagonist's gaze to show them this.

Well, there's also the fatal point that the protagonist needs to fight. However, I am quite novice in my depiction of battles. Some readers raised this point, which hit the nail on the head.

So I decided to put the update on hold for now, and when I was able to solve the above two problems, I could continue to update the book or release a remake before telling the rest of the story.

Sorry, and thank you all.