I wonder how readers perceive the content of this volume, and do they think it's watery? Or do you think the protagonist's presence is too low? Maybe both.

Two volumes in a row, both of which make the protagonist not show much in the plot, presumably some people will be disappointed.

However, I don't think so, everything is prepared.

Now, in my opinion, everything is ready, the real big plot is about to begin, and I'm afraid it's hard to see much more of all the so-called very watery plots.

Do you think I'm talking nonsense?

The extremely complex third volume, the big scene of the supernatural unfolding, let's see how readers sort out the development of the plot from the chaotic pattern.

Stay tuned for the third volume!