Chapter 189: 189. End-of-volume remarks

189. End-of-volume remarks

End-of-volume remarks

The first competition arc is finally over!

Writing this has left me utterly exhausted, at first it was fine, but later, every time I wrote I had to rack my brains to come up with something new, my brain feels like it's going to burn out. This volume is probably the most marginal one for our male protagonist Tang Wulin, after all the theme is the competition, there's hardly any time or leisure for this couple to talk about love, and his strength isn't particularly outstanding, and above him, someone with the same role, Dai Yaoheng, is pressing down on him, which makes it hard for his presence to rise.

There's no helping it, after all the first competition arc still needs to give a sense of pressure; Three-ring Huo Yutong's strength is already strong in itself, if we raised Tang Wulin's strength, it would truly become an unstoppable game for the two of them.

And in the upcoming tempering arc, Tang Wulin will fully develop, just like Lao Huo, the three-ring Tang Wulin will undergo a qualitative change; not only his strength, but also his career and love will achieve great success, completely embarking on the path of the overpowered protagonist.

Speaking of the overpowered protagonist, this character is also preparing to make an appearance in the next chapter; after all, if he doesn't show up, in the second competition he'll be hung up and beaten by Tang Wulin, and by then his prestige will be completely gone (laugh).

The upcoming chapter is called the Tempering Arc; as the name suggests, it's the chapter where the male protagonist Tang Wulin undergoes tempering. In this chapter, his strength is estimated to be the period of fastest progress in the whole book, and he will completely surpass Huo Yutong; at least there will no longer be the situation in this volume where output and field control are solely handled by Huo Yutong alone.

By the time the second competition begins, these two overpowered individuals will have grown to the point of being able to beat up the referees, though it doesn't really matter, after all the second competition is essentially the prelude to war; what's truly important isn't the competition itself, but the things hidden beneath it.

Well, I'm going to rest now; my brain has been hurting from writing the finals these past two days, I'll update as usual tomorrow (probably).

(End of chapter)