Douluo: Me! Huo Yuhao, Holy Son of Wuhun Palace

Belated final remarks, haha.

I was mainly struggling with the extra chapters, and then I found that I had basically finished writing them, so I didn't want to move on.

This book took nearly 10 months from the beginning to the end, with a total of 1.13 million words. Thank you to all the readers who have supported me along the way.

The pits dug in the early stage have basically been buried. In fact, it was considered finished as early as after the Abyss. The 20 chapters added later are equivalent to extra chapters. I don't know how to make up for the plot later, so I won't write extra chapters.

The Spirit Realm Chapter was cut off, but that was also an original plot, so it doesn't matter if it is not connected.

When writing this book, Bingdi buried hidden dangers in the early stage. I agree that this is a poisonous point. In addition, there are problems such as unclear main line, collapsed combat power, insufficient plot, and too much originality.

I thought that the fourth book should avoid pitfalls in the three Douluo books I wrote before, but there are really many pitfalls.

Some readers said that the new system should not be glossed over, so I added "Douluo God Domain" and roughly wrote a solution.

Some readers felt sorry for Gu Yuena's situation, so I added a few more words later to promote the emotional trend, which can be regarded as a bit of a beginning.

At present, the whole person is in a state of lying down. I want to recuperate and don't want to write in the short term.

The new book is likely to be about the peerless Tang Sect. I will conceive it recently. If book friends have any suggestions, you can mention them here. I will read them.

I have to save manuscripts for the follow-up. These will take more than a month. I have to save manuscripts first. This book was originally 20,000 words. It was too hard to write a million words. This also led to unstable updates, quality decline, and abrupt plots.

That's all I can think of for now. Ending! !

Xiao Shi wishes all readers and book friends good health, a lot of money, and all the best. See you in the next book.