End of Volume Two

Finally finished writing this volume, I'm not very satisfied personally, there were several interruptions in the middle, and many ideas couldn't be written out.
From the end of the Battle of Tianqi to the start of Tian Di Xuan Men, my initial idea was to have "Jiangshi Daozhang" and "Wei Si Li" as a transition. This would require a lot of writing. However, "Jiangshi Daozhang" couldn't be written well due to some reasons, and many readers also gave feedback that they hadn't read "Wei Si Li". Additionally, I had a long period of hiatus, so I decided to give up on it and skip directly. Translation: @@ From the end of the Battle of Tianqi to the beginning of Tian Di Xuan Men, my original plan was to use "Jiangshi Daozhang" and "Wei Si Li" as a transition. However, due to some reasons, "Jiangshi Daozhang" couldn't be written well, and many readers also mentioned that they hadn't read "Wei Si Li". Moreover, I had a long period of not updating, so in the end, I abandoned the idea and skipped it entirely.
Now I think it's a bit of a pity.
In the Wesley storyline, I originally planned to try to restore the original script of "Red Rock Tian Shu". There are also many plots in outer space, such as unraveling the mystery of Wesley and the Cosmic Wanderer's origins, involving factors such as "The Emperor", "God", "Amun", etc... I didn't end up writing them.
This also led to the opening of the Tian Di Xuan Men segment, where Wei Si Li and Amon were unable to participate, resulting in a somewhat disjointed narrative.
Originally, Wei Si Li was a quite important character.
After Chen Zi Wen came out of the Qing Tong Gate, he was supposed to go to the Snake Swamp Ghost City with Chen Wen Jin and have a fight with the Queen Mother of the West. However, because I wanted to finish the story sooner, I simply deleted that part...
Anyway, I shouldn't have thought about it.
However, regardless, this volume is finished, leaving only the final volume.
If the bookworm guessed what I'm going to write in my next volume, they may have figured out who the Queen Mother of the West mentioned above is, yes, it's the Holy Mother of Yaochi.
The next volume, "The Dead Promise," will also be the final volume.
In "Ghost Blows Out the Light," the character Xi Wangmu, I consider her to be the same person as the Holy Mother of Yaochi in "The Dead Promise." Originally, I wanted to introduce them earlier to facilitate a smoother transition, but unfortunately, I didn't write it, so I won't say much about it.
If any bookworm really dislikes "Stiff Pacts," then consider this volume as the end.
When I was writing the last paragraph of "The Mystery of Heaven and Earth", I had already made an effort to write it, though it may be considered a bit rushed.
Although it's not very good, I have tried my best.
If you can accept "The Stalemate", then let's write this last volume together.
In fact, I know that many readers don't want me to write "The Stalemate" because it's difficult to write.
The portrayal of "Jiang Yue" in "Jiāng Yuē" fan fiction mirrors its frequent collapsing.
Both in terms of power system and worldview, it is difficult for "Jiāng Yuē" to blend with Jiǔ Shū's world.
To be honest, I don't have the confidence to write it well either. A long time ago, some readers asked me if I would write "Jiāng Yuē," and I was hesitant. It's not that I don't want to write it, but I dare not. I have always been ambiguous in my writing, only daring to lay some foreshadows without making a definitive decision. In fact, in the earliest outline, I skipped "Jiāng Yuē" and had the protagonist experience "Dàomù Bǐjì" before time-traveling back to the Qin Dynasty with "Shénhuà" Yi Xiaochuan, and eventually becoming immortal during the Jin Dynasty - that's also why the original introduction mentioned that the timeline of this book is very long.
I decided to start writing now.
So, for the final volume of this book, I don't have a detailed outline.
I hope I can write it well and provide a satisfactory ending for everyone.
After all, there is also a scene featuring Uncle Nine in "Jiangyue", regardless of whether "Jiangyue" is truly a commemoration of Uncle Nine's filming. Overall, considering it as Uncle Nine's final chapter seems to be the most fitting conclusion in my opinion.
If it's not well written, please don't scold me. I am really writing this with love. I can say that this book has been put on hold numerous times. I no longer have any thoughts about whether it will make money or not. Even if I had considered it for the money, I would have started a new book long ago.
I really want to finish this book, and I hope everyone can accompany me till the end.