A Universal Celebration

Renew!

This is a real alliance.

Because I've been too busy with work and have been holding back a lot of inspiration, I'll take advantage of the National Day holiday to finish "Perfectionism" and about a third of this book, "Mass Carnival." This is also the last book in the Garden series' old universe, after which I will no longer update anything related to the old universe. Thank you for your support, both new and old readers.

I've been following this series for so long, and I have some questions. Did the author reference works like The Dark Tower or Self-Refined Engine?

For new readers unfamiliar with the background of the Garden series, the plot of this book might seem somewhat confusing due to preconceived notions. I will include a mind map on the first page of the book. Readers who are interested are welcome to support the author.

This book finally connects to Lin Tao's storyline, except for Wei Chen's?

Is there such a thing as the largest cardinal number?

Reading this book, I unusually slowed down and took it all in. It doesn't feel like an online novel; it reads like traditional literature. The details are meticulously crafted, and the characters' dialogue unfolds gradually through their actions. Some passages use academic terminology that is both impressive and challenging. It's immediately clear that the author is a very mature writer. But I still feel there are some problems. After three chapters, I still haven't gained a general understanding of this book.

This update speed is unlike anything I've ever seen.

Sudden update