What's it like to be stronger than Saitama?

Points of light floated up from the occupied areas of the Four Seas, the Inland, and the Southern Continent, converging in Yang Xi's hand.

Robin gazed at the soft golden light in Yang Xi's hand and murmured, "Is this the power that transcends time?"

The golden light dissolved the Silver Celestial of Osside, and a silver seal fell into Yang Xi's hand.

Both areas disappeared simultaneously.

Yang Xi appeared on the calm sea.

Ouyang Guanhe approached Yang Xi and cautiously asked, "Did we win?"

Yang Xi nodded. "Yes, we won."

But they still lost.

Ouyang Guanhe noticed Yang Xi's distress and comforted him, saying, "This is war; people will always die."

Yang Xi smiled and shook his head, "Brother Ouyang"

Ouyang Guanhe looked up: "Hmm?"

But then he noticed the young man in black beside him slowly say, "Goodbye to yesterday."

Yang Xi ended her own life.

The instant his heart stopped beating, one of his special ability beads lit up.

Rebirth ability activated!

End of the book

P.S.: The story is finally finished!

Although I have so much to say to my dear readers, I'm just too tired.

So I'll save my true thoughts for the final summary!

Thank you everyone for your support along the way!

grateful! ! !

Fog.

Complete Summary

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The decision to finish the book at this time is the result of careful consideration.

Actually, this book did pretty well; didn't you see I went from level 1 to level 4?

Although there are still a few plot holes left to fill, such as the lack of a conquest of the Deep Blue Queen and the failure to launch a counterattack on the Odysseus plane, in my opinion, a complete story has come to an end.

Rather than mechanically leveling up and fighting monsters later on, I would rather bring the novel to a close with the plot where the human race completely defeats the Osiders.

At least ending here leaves some room for imagination, right? The Golden Celestial Throne, the Origin Continent—it's all pretty awesome to imagine! (Please forgive me!)

To be honest, I could indeed continue writing according to the established outline, well, writing without any emotion, and the royalties would actually be quite good.

But I've always remembered one comment: "This author has started writing low-quality content to make easy money."

To be honest, I was quite surprised when I saw this comment.

Because when I was writing the book, I never even thought about writing about "water".

But this comment also made me realize something.

Perhaps, without realizing it, I was indeed in the water.

For example, a fight scene can be written into several chapters of humor.

So I also read a lot of works by great authors and their writing insights.

I finally realized that readers don't like reading long fight scenes, even though I write them with great enthusiasm.

The fight scenes written by those masters don't care about what moves or abilities are used; what they care about is "emotion."

Only by evoking emotions can readers resonate with the story.

This is what a truly "not watered-down" novel should be.

So after that, I "realized" it.

I began to consciously avoid excessive fighting descriptions.

You know, in the past, whenever I wrote about fight scenes, my head was full of moves and details, all about flying around in movies, all sorts of big moves and waves, destroying cities in a matter of minutes, lol.

I love writing and am willing to invest time in it.

But I am just an ordinary person, and my family is not a scholarly family. I have no teacher when it comes to writing.

My only support is my love for novels.

Over the years, I have read almost every type of novel: fantasy, cultivation, historical, urban, infinite flow, and so on.

If a novel is well-written, I can easily become engrossed in it. Even now, at my age, I can still stay up all night reading a novel.

Although I did regret it when I woke up this morning, health is the most important thing!

I seem to have gone off-topic.

I am a reader and a writer.

To better write my novel, I researched a lot of materials.

By studying these theories, I also discovered my shortcomings in writing.

To be honest, although I have written the story, there is still a lot of room for improvement in my personal writing skills.

For example, the novel's pacing is poor, the characters aren't well-developed, and the romantic subplot is a complete mess. Chris seems to write it alright, though.

Initially, I wanted to write about Yang Xi's love life, but I realized that my writing skills were lacking, so I gave up.

This has become one of my regrets.

"Emotion" is something I deliberately elevated at the end.

Therefore, for my next book, I want to improve my control over pacing and emotional storylines.

Thanks to the restructuring of Qidian, I can now write about any subject matter I want.

My next book might be an urban entertainment novel, about a male protagonist who gets a cell phone from Earth and uses the songs, novels, and movies inside to dominate in a parallel world.

It's also possible to write a story about a protagonist who accidentally eats a Dragon Ball fragment, starts cultivating immortality in order to survive, slowly uncovers the mystery of his origins, and defeats the mastermind behind it all.

In short, I still need to communicate with the editor.

I read all kinds of novels, but I don't know what everyone else's reading habits are.

I hope everyone will continue to support me in my next book.

I'd appreciate a few likes and tickets!

Fogdi

First snowfall in 2020