Wait a minute, heroine

I also know that it’s so watery that I can’t even come up with a chapter title, but it’s not that easy to write.

This may be the only chance for all the heroines to be together before the ending. I don’t have a specific outline, and I don’t know if this description will be the penultimate appearance of a certain heroine in her life.

So I cherished every opportunity, and even when I was struggling to write, I tried my best to let the heroine show her face as much as possible when she had the chance, even if it was just to write some insignificant writing.

There are ten heroines in ten chapters, which is indeed slow for the book, but I only wrote one chapter for each heroine, which made me feel ashamed. After all, the number of appearances has begun to count down.

My current mentality is as if someone likes a character and doesn't care what she does or says. As long as she can appear again and watch her a few more times, she will be happy.

I know that I don’t like most of the characters, or even the daily dramas, but I still have to write according to my own feelings.

I know that with such a protracted main plot, the results will not be as good as those with interlocking main plots and plot climaxes.

But since the beginning of the book, everything has been in service of the heroine, including the fights and the climax. It is just to trick readers into coming in and reading about the heroine, who I am not very good at writing.

This volume will end tomorrow, so there is no plot anymore, so I still have to finish writing these irrelevant things or2