62 – Final Thoughts
Hello. I’m the author Heukseolhwa, who has made two remakes of this work to complete it.
As you can see from the last episode, there are quite a lot of side stories left.
But why did I finish it first? If you ask me that, it’s because I thought the overall feel of martial arts would be less, and also because I wanted to separate it from the story on the ground.
It doesn’t mean I didn’t feel the urge to finish it quickly, and I also had a lot of regrets while writing the work.
Confession, I’ve never completed a work while writing it.
I couldn’t stay steady even when I wrote a little. Whether the results were good or bad, there was always a period of lethargy after writing.
One reason for this is that I tried to write the work for too long. I tried to write 400 or 300 episodes.
So this time, I wanted to finish it for sure, even though it might be short.
Another self-feedback is that there were too many battle scenes than I thought.
When I look at other reversal novels, they almost exclude battles. It’s a mistake that I didn’t fully understand the genre.
However, I decided to stick with the breadcrumbs already thrown and the way the story is progressing.
So you might not feel that it’s a reversal novel.
Secondly, it’s Jang Myung-soon’s dialect. Some people noticed it and were quite surprised. I didn’t have anyone around me who wrote in dialect, so I watched movies and studied alone.
But I feel that it’s still very immature, so I plan to research more diligently for the next work and the remaining side stories.
The blind male protagonist in the reverse world. There are a few side stories left, but excluding those, I will end the main story here for now.
Thank you for reading. I love my readers. Sending kisses.
Hello. I’m the author Heukseolhwa, who has made two remakes of this work to complete it.
As you can see from the last episode, there are quite a lot of side stories left.
But why did I finish it first? If you ask me that, it’s because I thought the overall feel of martial arts would be less, and also because I wanted to separate it from the story on the ground.
It doesn’t mean I didn’t feel the urge to finish it quickly, and I also had a lot of regrets while writing the work.
Confession, I’ve never completed a work while writing it.
I couldn’t stay steady even when I wrote a little. Whether the results were good or bad, there was always a period of lethargy after writing.
One reason for this is that I tried to write the work for too long. I tried to write 400 or 300 episodes.
So this time, I wanted to finish it for sure, even though it might be short.
Another self-feedback is that there were too many battle scenes than I thought.
When I look at other reversal novels, they almost exclude battles. It’s a mistake that I didn’t fully understand the genre.
However, I decided to stick with the breadcrumbs already thrown and the way the story is progressing.
So you might not feel that it’s a reversal novel.
Secondly, it’s Jang Myung-soon’s dialect. Some people noticed it and were quite surprised. I didn’t have anyone around me who wrote in dialect, so I watched movies and studied alone.
But I feel that it’s still very immature, so I plan to research more diligently for the next work and the remaining side stories.
The blind male protagonist in the reverse world. There are a few side stories left, but excluding those, I will end the main story here for now.
Thank you for reading. I love my readers. Sending kisses.
