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The Saint Seiya Chapter is over and we are entering the first part of the Reality Chapter. Does anyone want to say something?

The Sky War Chronicles chapter was still not accepted, and the collection had gone up and down over time, but there were still very few people voting. In fact, as mentioned in the introduction, this is a nostalgic article for those born in the 1980s. Saint Seiya and Sky Wars are two of the most well-known armor animations. Of course, those born in the 80s are most familiar with them. Writing them together is considered a first. Especially about Sky Wars, almost no one has written about them in online articles. But... Obviously the readers here are still a bit younger, or maybe because I am not well-known as the author, the work has almost entered a stand-alone state now. I have no choice but to finish writing this work. After all, at the starting point, works that have not been signed and have been discontinued will be completely blocked. Unblocking is far away. If I don't finish it, I don't even have the right to keep the work. Of course, because the popularity is so low, after writing Sky Wars, I will continue to write the second part of the reality chapter, and then it will be over. The whole chapter will not be very long. Next time, I will study how to write more mainstream and commercial works. Although I have experienced a lot of discouragement and disappointment in coding over the past few years, and have never tasted success, I think that as long as I persevere, I will see hope one day.

The Saint Seiya Chapter is over, and the next chapter enters the first part of the Reality Chapter. Note that the reality chapter is about the urban life of the protagonist, and is not a fantasy invincible novel. The protagonist's goal is to enjoy a better life with the abilities of a saint, and do whatever he wants and do whatever he wants. The protagonist will not encounter any big enemies or forces. What follows is a pure and interesting urban novel. I hope someone can appreciate it. ------------ The above is the "author's note" at the end of Chapter 118, which was just revised today. I realize more and more now that many things really need to be broken down into pieces, otherwise they will always be misunderstood. ------------ No one has voted recently, and the collection has dropped. It seems that the reality chapter is not accepted. Maybe after reading the Saint Chapter, what everyone is looking forward to is that the protagonist will fight as a Saint after returning to reality, pretending to be slapped in the face, encountering immortal cultivators, and even having his spiritual energy revived? Keep getting stronger, keep fighting monsters, and encounter various forces? No, that's not what I wrote. I chose to take the ordinary boxing career as the main line, coupled with a relatively alternative urban romance, and write about how people with saint warrior abilities enjoy life. This was what I had in mind from the beginning. The reality chapter is an urban novel, not fantasy, not an invincible novel. What I'm thinking about is that the protagonist, a person born in the 1980s, has gained superpowers in an imaginary game world. Does he still want to fight and kill after returning to reality? Wouldn't it be better to hide your identity and use your superpowers to live a better life? Although I always write some strange things, I conceived them based on realistic logic. If such an idea is not accepted, then there is nothing wrong with it. Anyway, this work was declared a failure after it was short of 50,000 words. It is also very niche, so I can only say that I wrote it for fun. A hundred people have read a book and 3% like it, that is 3 people. Another book has been read by 10 million people. Even if only 3% of people like it, there are still 300,000 loyal readers. Unpopular niche books are not recognized yet and will only be ruined. In this current situation, I can only continue writing and playing, and let the next one move closer to the mainstream. After all, as the saying goes, a true friend is hard to find.

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