It's done.

The final ending, perhaps beyond many people's expectations, was too hasty and too sudden.

I wasn't going to write that way.

It's just that this book is really almost finished, and there is only a scene of war left in the end.

In this scene, I thought about writing in detail and wonderfully, but in the end, I found that once it was too detailed, it would inevitably be full of loopholes. After all, I don't write about historical military.

In fact, Wu Mu's suicide note is also my first book in the true sense.

For the weaving of the story, for the control of logic, and for the understanding of high, tide and cool points, there are many deficiencies and even mistakes.

In the early days of this book, I just wrote according to some of my own ideas, and I wrote how I wanted to show a protagonist, without considering whether the reader would like to read it or hate it.

I was very ignorant of the market.

I don't even know what the Golden Three Chapters are, and I can't even say that the soul of the novel is conflict.

Just according to my own ideas, I wrote step by step, and I wrote until now.

The journey is hard, but there are many gains.

At the very least, when I write now, I know exactly what kind of readers' reactions will be encountered in my writings.

Maybe writing requires genius, and maybe my next book will be even worse than this one, but I firmly believe that I have made progress.

Thank you for being with you all the way!

I hope to see you again in the next book! )