Chapter 526: Final Chapter Thoughts!

Final Chapter Thoughts!

Phew~

Lasting 9 months and totaling over 1 million characters, it has finally concluded.

To be honest, when I first started writing this book, I didn't intend to write a final chapter post, just like with my last one—I figured I'd just scribble a couple of paragraphs in the author's notes and call it a day.

However, when I reached the middle, I really wanted to write one because I had been angered to the point of exploding.

I'll explain the reason for that explosion later; let's summarize the book first.

Hmm, regarding this book, for me, it is both a failure and a success.

After all, the rating is right there: 6.6.

Although it's very low, at least it's a "six-six" smooth sailing.

(Self-deception in progress)

The failure lies in the character design. Actually, at the very beginning, I wanted to mold Ye Cang into an absolutely rational person, but when I truly started writing, I felt that absolute rationality might not be so good—there's no human touch at all, and what if people don't want to read it?

At the time, I only considered those things and completely forgot about Ye Cang's status.

Then, in the first few dozen chapters, Ye Cang appeared serious one moment and brainless the next, creating a feeling of total fragmentation.

There was no help for it; later, I just changed it to absolute rationality, but it was a bit late, and I was constantly being scolded for it.

Rest assured, next time I will learn my lesson, and such things will absolutely not happen; at the same time, I have learned that this kind of character design is really hard to write.

Of course, besides this, there were other issues, such as why Du Qiangwei could still use wormholes when wormholes were prohibited.

Originally, at the start, I intended to write it out directly, but as I wrote, I forgot about it, dragging it out for several hundred chapters before I finally wrote the reason.

There are many problems like this, so I won't list them one by one.

Now, let's talk about where the success lies.

The success lies in the fact that I didn't cut it off; I was able to keep writing until the end, and that is all.

Although the ending is a bit rushed, this is not a "rotten tail"—this is the ending I had planned beforehand; I had thought about it for a long time and suddenly wanted to write an ending like this.

Of course, a little bit of the plot was omitted in the middle, but it doesn't matter; it doesn't hinder the viewing experience. That's just how it is.

Now I will say why I was so angry and why I suddenly changed my mind about writing a final chapter post.

At that time, I still quite liked reading book reviews.

But when I was scrolling through the reviews, I saw many people saying, "The protagonist is so spineless, just hit Morgana with a brick, what are you afraid of? Being this spineless, I'll give you one star."

Okay, I accept that kind of review; I don't think there's anything wrong with it.

After all, even I felt he was spineless.

But there is a kind of review—I won't repeat the insults, there's no need to curse people.

These people actually thought that Ye Cang negotiating with Morgana was "licking dog" behavior.

If you're going to say that, then I'm getting fired up.

According to your theory, if you glance at a woman on the side of the road, are you a "licking dog" too?

There were also people saying I was building a harem. May I ask, where is the harem?

Please provide evidence; don't just talk nonsense here.

There were even people who asked directly, "Have you ever watched Super Seminary?"

If that's the case, then let me ask you, let me ask you, let me ask you: are you a man or a woman?

There were many other questions. Some people questioned how Di Leina could be so powerful that she could easily infiltrate a chief engineer's office? This chief engineer is really weak.

No, do you want to look at what you are saying?

You are saying these things to a Third Generation God Body???

And another thing: Huaxia is already so powerful, why does it still need a righteous cause to go to war?

As for this... I don't know either. (Playing dumb.)

There were also some people who complained, "The protagonist is so narcissistic, why does he always think other women like him?" That refers to the part with Du Qiangwei at the beginning.

Buddy, don't blame me for speaking harshly, but if you were stared at intently by a beautiful woman, you would also think, "Does she like me?"

And then there's the "riddle-maker" part.

Sometimes I have to be a bit of a riddle-maker, or I can't keep writing.

Hmm, let me think, there should be other problems.

Oh right, there's also the issue of the plot direction.

Originally, in the later stages, I intended to write some harder science fiction, but I thought about it and decided to forget it—no more hard sci-fi. I can't handle hard sci-fi myself; studying those things every day makes me feel like my brain is about to be ruined.

Also, everyone, please don't mythologize certain knowledge, okay?

Understanding the most basic Quantum Mechanics is fine, but don't ask me to get a PhD; I don't have that ability.

But I also thank everyone for looking up to me, hehehe.

I just remembered another thing, which is that Particle Collider.

Some people said, "The Angel will destroy you directly; you can't start it at all."

Then guess why I built this thing 10,000 meters underground?

Then guess, does it take time for an Angel to scan Earth?

Oh, and there are some people who think they are clever.

Saying things like "rewriting the laws of the Universe is the most powerful" and "the Two-Dimensional Foil is no good."

But in reality, the Two-Dimensional Foil is a type of weapon that uses the laws of the Universe.

So embarrassing!

Oh, right, right, there were also some scenes of intellectual combat. Sorry, I am really not good at writing intellectual combat, so it seemed a bit awkward. Please forgive me, please forgive me.

Secondly, it is about the issue of Ye Cang's Quantum Control.

I have to say, I regret giving him the ability of Quantum Control; it's not easy to write, really not easy to write.

But, Ye Cang's Quantum Control and Doctor Manhattan's Quantum Control are completely different things.

Doctor Manhattan's Quantum Control is more like being directly given a concept, and then he becomes omnipotent, directly becoming a god.

But Ye Cang is different; his Quantum Control is based on physical rules, so even if he is powerful, he still has to obey physical rules and the law of conservation of energy.

That is to say, he couldn't use Quantum Control in the early stages, as he would run out of mana the moment he used it, but after becoming a Super Soldier, it was fine.

Perhaps these are the only issues, or perhaps there are more than these issues.

In any case, I have learned from this lesson, and I will try my best not to be like this in the future.

Honestly, the gains this time are much greater than the last time, and I mean experience, nothing else.

Alright, that's all for now, so we shall meet in the next book.

Thank you all for your support!