I don't want to limit myself to just one type of narration: a simple first person or a third person. So, I switch between the first person and the third person frequently in the novel, based on the need to better present the story.

(For example, in Chapter 66: Flooding the Earth, both the first person and the third person are used interchangeably.)

As for a certain world, it was not continued for a short time, and more than once. This is to present the diversity of parallel worlds, because the novel is set in parallel worlds.

So, all of a sudden, I had a feeling that I would intersperse a world that was not related to the main story, but was actually closely related to the main theme.

So, don't make a fuss when you see a text that has nothing to do with the plot, and feel the beauty in it.

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