Chapter 265: 265. End-of-Volume Remarks

265. End-of-Volume Remarks

End-of-Volume Remarks

Ah, this volume just ended like that. Actually, this volume was originally supposed to be a bit longer, but seeing everyone hoping that Yutong wouldn't be offline for too long, I cut many of the middle plot points, resulting in a lack of much adjustment period.

The next volume will begin with Wu Lin leaving Dragon Valley and participating in the Sea God's Fate as the starting point.

As I said in the end-of-volume remarks of the previous volume, Tang Wulin's progress speed in the Tempering Chapter will be the fastest period in the whole book, and it is precisely the experiences of this volume that laid the foundation for his future strength.

Actually, when this book was first released, I had already discussed the Dragon Valley issue with friends in the group.

Back then I said that, personally speaking, I really don't like Tang Wulin's behavior of burying the dragon for a thousand days.

After all, I'm not him; I'm much more selfish than he is, and I cannot understand this behavior.

In my view, he would rather have those around him worry about him for three whole years than bury the dragon, which is a behavior of abandoning the root and chasing the branches—a dereliction of his responsibility that makes me feel terrible.

I can only say that the author's and the protagonist's personalities still differ greatly; I shaped him by amplifying the kind side of my own personality, which results in a slight difference in our worldviews.

The next volume will enter the Second Match Chapter, just as I said in the previous end-of-volume remarks: Wu Lin, having left Dragon Valley, will officially gain the ability to beat up the referees violently, and this Grand Competition will be enough for him to sweep the field single-handedly.

However, it doesn't really matter; still, that old saying: the focus of the Second Match Chapter is not the Grand Competition itself, but rather some things hidden beneath it.

In my view, this chapter would perhaps be more suitably called the Prelude to War Chapter.

Also in this chapter, Tang Wulin's path as the protagonist—the Dragon Tyrant Heaven—will officially begin, after all, with his current strength, joining the Sea God Pavilion is more than enough (laugh).

(End of Chapter)