A person in Honkai Impact, just became a Decade Knight

Gu Yu, forced crime, charge: bigamy.

I hadn't thought too much about it when I wrote this, but now...

Theresa, you did a great job, Theresa.

There's not much else to say about my feelings; let me think...

Oh, it's time for the personal reflection section.

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Personal Reflection:

If you've read all of the above, you should now understand one thing clearly.

It's a miracle that this book was able to reach its finale.

With so much random stuff added in the middle, the beginning and end still manage to be logically consistent in my eyes. I really didn't expect so much back then.

However, this book mainly exposes many problems in my personal writing.

The first problem is a lack of follow-up.

This book had a peak subscription count of 20200, but by the time it was completed, the final chapter, which usually has a large readership, only had 1500 subscribers.

A quick calculation shows a retention rate of 7.5%. What does this mean?

The anticipation for its release was high, but the subsequent plot failed to keep up.

There was too much excessive plot development at the time, which led to a sharp drop in subscriptions.

Then comes the second question.

It's time to learn how to portray female characters.

Furthermore, given that describing a child now carries the risk of being censored, I think we should abandon descriptions of appearance and demeanor and think about how to describe other aspects.

Third... it seems that these are the two main problems.

After all, the smaller problems that followed all stemmed from these issues.

Although it was supposed to be a reflection, I glanced at the grades and the final thing I wrote.

Gu Yu is the most successful protagonist I have ever created [self-comparison]. This book represents the pinnacle of my writing in terms of both its achievements and its completion.

Perhaps none of my future books will ever surpass the success of this one.

Thinking about it carefully, it is indeed a bit sad, after all, a noob with no strength is just so weak.

Anyway, this book is finally finished. There's a small chance I'll write a sweet sequel, but that's only if I find a girlfriend or get married.

One more thing: we still don't plan to open a book club.

I've joined a few of Hedgehog Cat's book club groups, but there's not much discussion about the plot; it's mostly just for chatting.

There's nothing wrong with chatting in groups, but the problem is that other readers around me have started their own reader groups and encountered some unpleasant situations.

Private messages can be rude or offensive, readers can ask each other for money and then get into trouble – these are all things that happen frequently.

What's even more outrageous is that another author who also writes "Honkai Impact 3rd" created a reader group, and someone in the group said, "If you don't write according to what I say, I'll report you."

In a fit of anger, he disbanded the group and never opened another reader group after that.

And now his book is temporarily unavailable, so you know why I'm scared.

Ninety-nine percent of the people in the group are normal, but just one troublemaker can make me feel disgusted for half a day.

I'm under a lot of pressure right now, and I really don't want to waste my energy on these things anymore.

Normally, after finishing a book, one should take a break for a while. I thought about it and it makes sense. After all, if you take away the time I was on hiatus, it's been about eleven months. I've really worked hard. I can finally relax and enjoy myself...

Ah, wait, that's not right.

I've already quit my job. I'm a full-time writer now; I won't eat if I don't write.

That's fine.

I'm off to work on my new book. See you all again sometime!

Author's Closing Remarks

Title: I'm in a chat group, just became a Kamen Rider Decade

Synopsis: I'm in another world, and I've just awakened a chat group.

But the problem is, isn't the name of this chat group a little off?

Keqing [The Destroyer Chat Group... The name of this group is suspicious. The group owner, who acts like a ghost, is even more suspicious.]

I think so too... I knew all along that this name would definitely cause misunderstandings!

Talulah: [The Destroyer... Has Koschke's Originium Arts already affected my mind?]

No, no, no, I have absolutely no connection with the old black snake... Damn, I feel like the blame on my head is getting bigger and bigger.

Is Joseph Joestar a new Stand user? Also, what's with the title "Vehicle Destroyer"?

Damn, you have the nerve to ask me that?

Conan Edogawa: [Death God Elementary School Student... Sir, I feel I need an explanation.]

Explain your nonsense! How much of a jinx are you? Don't you have some Greek heroism to your name?

If that's all there is to it, then so be it.

But why do I feel that the misunderstandings these group members have about me have not only not been alleviated, but have actually become more and more serious?

Looking at the title above his head, Yi Tiancheng suddenly realized something.

Above his head were six large characters written in bold.

[The destroyer of the world].