I, Black Tower's fiancé, the best male fighter in the universe

...Perhaps the team leader is no longer angry; it's just that I'm being overly sensitive.

...Or perhaps I should continue as I did in the past few months, giving up all after-get off work socializing and focusing on my hobbies. After all, everyone has the right to choose their own way of life, and we can't expect everyone to become a social butterfly.

But the current situation is that I feel I can no longer write happy yet abstract plots.

As you may have noticed in recent updates, the cheerful style like at the beginning is becoming less and less common.

Compared to the "joyful and exciting battle" storyline that initially attracted everyone, it now leans more towards an "industrialized romance novel".

Chu Ze has lost his initial carefree attitude, and I have lost the enthusiasm I had when I first started creating.

Based on current results, continuing at this pace could still earn a substantial amount of royalties.

But if I actually did that, I'm afraid Chu Ze would appear to me in a dream and berate me for treating him as a mere money-making tool instead of maintaining my original intentions and passion to continue building the ideal story.

So after careful consideration, I still plan to take a break for a while.

This is also a way for me to adjust my mindset. I'll try to get back to the beginning, when I could happily and joyfully write abstract plots and be criticized by everyone for being "difficult to control" and "out of control".

Thank you all for your continued support.

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(The following is a revelation about Chu Ze's mother)

(It's a bad habit to leave plot holes unfilled, so those who are curious about the main storyline can directly read this spoiler content.)

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In his childhood, Chu Ze and Hei Ta explored a cryogenic chamber, but accidentally triggered a mechanism.

The cryogenic chamber activated, and Chu Ze kicked out of the black tower, locking himself inside and drifting in space.

When Chu Ze's mother heard about this, she comforted Hei Ta, but a few days later, her emotional outburst caused her demonic energy to erupt.

Having witnessed the tragedy of the mother and child's loss, Black Tower believed that everything was his fault, and thus developed an extremely strong sense of guilt.

Meanwhile, Ah-ha, who regularly climbs trees, senses the aura of Chu-ze's soul from another world and becomes extremely interested in his destiny.

In order to study it more closely, Aha traded Chuze's memories with Fuli for a portion of authority, which is the ability to rudimentarily alter memories and cognition.

Then, it projected its consciousness and possessed Chu Ze's mother, keeping her soul "forever in the moment before the demonic body."

That is, the mother's soul + the reshaped body + the consciousness of "Aha" = the current complete mother.

Finally, by altering everyone's memories, they could get close to Chu Ze and begin observing and studying him.

Nanuk inserted the star core because he had seen through the deal between Aha and Fuli and was curious about who could attract two star gods at the same time.

Furthermore, Chu Ze's main cultivation was destruction, and that will alone was enough to make Him take notice. So He also joined in the fun, losing a star core.

The planned ending is a happy one, with the mother's soul and the body sculpted by the Star God perfectly integrated. After Aha leaves, she will gain a life akin to immortality, free from any lifespan-related conflicts.

After personally forgiving Heita, her guilt disappeared, and Heita was able to be with Chu Ze with a clear conscience.

Finished with flowers.

...I really wanted to type "The End" at the end of the main text...