Changsheng: My realm is more than perfect

Chapter 54 Summary of the final volume

The last volume of the book, the Jianghu chapter of this book, has been completed.

Summarize the gains and losses of this volume in order to write a better story, and also respond to several controversial points in the chapter review.

This volume can be regarded as the beginning of the book, transcending the mortal world and becoming a fairy. Before I started writing, the picture that came to my mind was the scene of gossip in the last chapter.

The story is very simple. Drinking the fairy bath water led to the change of dynasty, the separation of the three brothers, and countless lives and deaths... (Of course, this is just a popular version of the fairy tale, and the author has not certified it. You don't have to believe it, thinking that everything is just a cover-up. The coffin conspiracy.)

The name of this chapter, What is an Ordinary Person, echoes the title of the volume ‘Wei Mo’, and was also thought up from the beginning. Trying to use absurd contrast to highlight the difference between immortals and mortals.

After hearing the rumors, the impact on Wu Meng's mind will also become an important source of shaping his character in the Xian Xia chapter.

The above is the idea of ​​​​this volume. I don’t know what your actual reading experience will be like in the end. After all, the writing skills of new authors are still improving.

Below we respond to several key controversies.

1. There is a controversy in the chapter review of Chapter 3. It is ungrateful for Wu Meng and Xiao Minghuang to cut off their paths.

I believe many readers left here.

I have already explained in the chapter review that this is just a long-term road plan. In fact, in the end, Xiao Minghuang owes Wu Meng a lot.

Not to mention the broken promise of five years; his chronic illness was cured by Wu Meng; it was Wu Meng who supported him in making the last move before he ascended the throne; it was Wu Meng who took charge of the biggest obstacle in the world, the three heavens. He leveled it.

In addition, Wu Meng also gave advice at key points.

I believe this issue has been resolved by now.

The second question is the problem of three people traveling together.

In the Jiangnan chapter, when Wu Meng and Song Moping met in the alley, from my perspective, it was already a farewell.

Song Moping's evil deeds have been written in many details, such as his men chopping off hands and feet on the building boat, and how he framed Dragon Daxia and severed his hand and hamstrings.

Why did he let Wu Meng rescue him again? Perhaps Wu Meng reminded him of his past self, or perhaps he wanted to make Wu Meng feel that he still had a trace of conscience when they parted.

Xiao Minghuang also gave details of his plan, including his sister entering a brothel; Wu Meng asked him for the throne, and he agreed without hesitation, which was also one of them.

Of course, there have been times when three people traveled together.

Wu Meng gets through Xuan, Song Moping kills the Owl Emperor, and Xiao Minghuang makes a life-and-death situation. The three of them have their own thoughts, but in this game, no one can do without them. This can be regarded as making up for the regret.     The third issue is the issue of power system.

This book has a mortal stream label, and I originally conceived the mortal system. Later I decided to start with the mortal system. Although I haven’t read Mortal Cultivation of Immortality for a long time, this series is the most familiar to readers and can ease a lot of barriers.

As for the new ideas, I think there are some, and they will be revealed little by little in the future.

Of course, I just borrowed the name of the realm, and many settings will be adjusted. Firstly, I can’t remember it clearly, and secondly, the power system needs to match Wu Meng’s golden finger.

In this regard, we are crossing the river by feeling the stones.

Finally, let me explain my understanding of ‘immortality’ in a few sentences.

I have read many novels, and it seems that immortality requires a lot of time to break through, and it seems that only in this way can you make the best use of it.

But my understanding is that the greatest significance of immortality is 'freedom', which provides a kind of error tolerance.

When you are faced with a dilemma where you have to contend or fight, you can escape.

If you encounter trouble that cannot be solved, just wait a few years and there is no need to fight over it.

The final result is freedom and keeping the original intention.

I believe this can be seen clearly in the life trajectories of Song Moping and Xiao Minghuang.

The two of them couldn't help themselves, but Wu Meng kept a tight grip on his own destiny from beginning to end.

Isn't this the most enjoyable thing?

As for whether it is necessary to practice for a long time and make the best use of the living beings, I think it is the second best.

In the follow-up, Wu Meng will be a genius in some aspects, but the sense of freedom and original intention will be throughout.

That’s all for the summary. I’m not very clear about the concept of the Xianxia chapter, and I’m actually quite nervous about it.

But the author is confident that the next content will also be beautiful. That’s it, I’m working on it. The next chapter may be a little slower.

(End of this chapter)