Chapter 2931: Volume Summary

Volume Summary

Volume Summary

Now that this volume is finished, I myself am nearly burnt out — I really can't host a tea party, so I'll just do a simple end-of-volume summary.

The "Liao Tian Yuan" volume is the penultimate volume of the entire book, and also the most difficult one to write; this tone was set from the very beginning. But when I actually put pen to paper, I discovered I had underestimated its difficulty once again.

Writing is a process of constantly challenging oneself, progressing painfully along the way.

Back to this volume:

In both the inner and outer worlds, two sudden wars tore away the final veil of false peace covering this world.

He Lingchuan faced the onslaught of the Seven Great Immortals and Demons, front and back, fearless and composed, and achieved the salvation of both the Coiling Dragon realm and the mortal world by utterly burning himself out.

This was not merely a test of martial power, wisdom, and endurance, but the ultimate trial of faith.

He truly practiced "devoting oneself wholeheartedly until death," unity of knowledge and action.

The greatest difference between He Lingchuan and the Abyss King, Zhong Shengguang, lies in the fact that he is not only the inheritor of this civilization, this faith, but the one who truly carried it forward and made it flourish.

Civilization will inevitably awaken, and the protagonist deserves the four words "success achieved through me."

All rewards are richly deserved.

In fact, not just this volume — the philosophy running through the entire book "The Immortal" is consistent: the alternation of old and new forces in this world is inevitably filled with battles of every form, bitter and arduous.

When we glimpse the hope of victory, it is often precisely the moment when the old forces counterattack most ferociously, most cruelly.

We must absolutely not relax our vigilance, absolutely not underestimate the enemy.

Victory is absolutely not obtained by merely shouting slogans of "win win win" on everyone's lips.

The rules of the real world have never operated that way.

To achieve complete, final victory in battle, one must calm one's mind, guard against arrogance and impatience, and fight every battle seriously and steadily.

This book is nearing 7 million words; I am honored to have used such length to present to everyone the world as I understand it, the struggle as I understand it.

In today's era where feel-good, wish-fulfillment novels run rampant, there are still over 20,000 legitimate readers willing to accompany me, accompany the protagonist, in winning this bitter yet glorious campaign — Shuiyun could not ask for more.

Grateful for you.

Please continue fighting alongside me, marching toward the final chapter of victory!

————Feng Xing Shui Yun Jian / Jiu Fang Ye