I'm a magnetic field madman

Or perhaps some changes have already occurred, or perhaps some things simply cannot be changed.

Humanity may still exist, or it may no longer exist; the magnetic field may still be causing trouble, or it may have vanished without a trace.

So-called 'success' is never an absolute thing, just like so-called 'goodness'.

Even without magnetic fields, and even without humans, would the universe become a better, more beautiful place?

There is no absolute answer to this.

But we must acknowledge that beauty and ugliness are always created alongside life and matter. Only something that is utterly empty can be considered 'absolute'.

So, between Bai Wunan and Bai Wujie, who ultimately emerged victorious and became a powerful being?

But has this great being truly ascended to become a higher existence?

Sea Tiger, Oga, Hell, Mizuki Hitomi, Shiro Tsuyoshi, Shiro-shou Man, Darkness—have they finally obtained their own perfect and beautiful world?

I don't know, and it's no longer important.

All we need to know is that life and existence have been given a second chance, and whether it is good or bad, only they themselves can decide.

And that is enough.

The sky darkened, and the story drew to a close...

(The End)

Author's Closing Remarks!

Quack!!

After about a year, the book was finally finished.

To be honest, this book is the one I enjoyed writing the most out of all my books. Perhaps it's because I genuinely love the Sea Tiger series; I fell in love with these works after hearing about the comics from the Buddha Beads Commander, and that passion gave me enough motivation.

Of course, it could also be because my personality is suited to writing such unrestrained, eccentric protagonists.

The ending of the final battle was rather rushed. After all, my writing skills simply couldn't produce a beautiful conclusion like Hira's; I could only awkwardly imitate it and give a similar result...

Of course, part of the reason is that the subscription is not very good - although there are still people watching, the popularity of Haihu in China seems to be more focused on a meme.

However, upon closer reflection, the future popularity of Sea Tiger is indeed a concern. They can't produce affordable animation, and there are no follow-up works. It's uncertain whether this series will regain its popularity after the current crop of YouTubers have covered Phoenix and Ultimate...

Of course, if Fei Liang's "Hot Dog Legend" project is actually happening... well, it probably is _(：з」∠)_

As always, this book fell into my bad writing habits. In the later stages, especially after entering the Sea Tiger area, the perspective was completely focused on things other than the protagonist. The protagonist, as I wrote, is basically a tool.

But there's no way around it, because I really do like the characters like the first male lead, Wu Nan, from the Sea Tiger series...

(Maybe one day I'll use them as the main characters in some new novels.)

I've been working out a bit lately with writing, and I've got some shoulder problems and hemorrhoids (oops). I might take a break for a while before starting a new book.

—Or maybe I'll just dump my drafts directly into a new book, who knows.

I've come up with a few openings and themes for my next book, but I'm really tired of writing infinite flow novels for now, and this old guy just can't find any themes he likes to write about lately. Sea Tiger is really a work that has rekindled my passion after a long period of anime ending themes.

Forget it, I won't say anymore. This is something I should worry about.

In short, I hope to have everyone's company and attention when I write my next book.

Thank you all for your support.

See you soon.