Nomenclature of Night

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   Today's revision progress is chapter 947-949.

  Although the number of chapters is small, there is a lot of new content, about 6,000 words, you can watch it as a free episode.

   First of all, in these three chapters, Yunluo's heart and background are finished. This character is relatively fuller, and he is no longer like a tool person in the later stage.

   I think he's a bit more complete now.

   In this plot, the Bachi of the Gods was forced to participate in the battle by the dramatist, and encountered the air fortresses of the Chen's Zhutians and the Gods under the control of Qingchen.

  Kamidai Chichi fled, and was finally killed by Shendai Yunluo himself.

The process of    killing was not particularly complicated and detailed, and the focus was still on the inner changes of Yunluo himself.

   When I wrote the first series, I always wanted to avoid writing about such big scenes as war. It would be imprecise if I didn’t list the data, and it would be very boring to list the data.

   So I'll be a non-rigorous but interesting author. Everyone has something they are good at, and there is no need to pursue comprehensiveness.

Then in Chapter 949, Yunluo, the God of God, decided to build a shrine on Whale Island, no longer dedicated to the gods of the Gods, but to those who participated in the war but sacrificed, such as the East Continent Parent Association, Kunlun, and the Qing family, gave up the culture of the Gods, and inherited the Onmyoji .

   When Jinguji Maki can take over, he will be an ordinary sweeper in the shrine.

  In chapter 949, Qingchen's cancer cells in the original text have spread all over his body, and Yangyang accompanied him to walk through Los Angeles again.

   A part of it is rewritten here, that is, it went back to the origin of the story, played a game of chess with the old man at Fulaike Station, and chatted.

   These can probably be counted as easter egg centers. Let’s take a look.

   The number of chapters changed today is relatively small, I hope not tomorrow.

   Well, that's all for today.

  See you all tomorrow!