Regarding the question asked by many book friends, why doesn't the protagonist leave the wilderness, in fact, this is a question that can be thought about deeply, and it is also Dougen's idea:

It's not a great avenue, and the opportunity must be in the wilderness. It's that there are people who are stronger than the protagonist, and their heels are also in the wilderness. I already have a stronger golden finger, do you want to escape? Anyway, as everyone said, if the protagonist escapes alone, he can go at any time.

It's just like ourselves.

Are we still leaving?

The presence of the protagonist is for us to see that he can overcome everything.

(In the later stages of the book, the god is not the end, there is also a climax.) Let's see how Dougen ends this book, Dougen's work, resolutely not unfinished. I hope you will support me a lot!)

"Baby Gourd" about the protagonist not leaving the flood is in the middle of the hand, please wait a moment,

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