Final Words Upon Completion

According to reliable sources, the perfect conclusion to any work requires a closing reflection and a promotion of the next novel. Yet, I always believed that was something reserved for the literary giants, and hardly relevant to me.

However, when my first book, "The Shadow of the Fourth Hokage," came to an end, I changed my mind and added a closing reflection of my own.

This is because, firstly, I must thank the readers who have followed this work.

Secondly, I must thank my editor and the Creation Platform, and even extend my gratitude to Mr. Huaten.

Thirdly, I must thank myself—never once have I abandoned a book mid-way. So, while I wish you all happiness in your lives, I also wish it upon myself.

There is little else to say. I can only thank you once again for reading, and wish you well. If fate allows, let us meet again on the next journey.

P.S.: "Elder Brother of Journey to the West" is a work from 2019, with slight deviations from the original storyline. I ask for your understanding and forgiveness.

As for this book, "Elder Brother of Journey to the West," the author has the intention to create but lacks the stamina to write, so it must be hurriedly concluded. My apologies!

Lastly, let me add a touch of mystery: Wuzhiqi, a great demon whose body was the Red-Buttocked Horse Monkey, attained the path of severing the three corpses.

His benevolent thoughts transformed into the Long-Armed Ape, Yuan Hong, the "First Demon of the Investiture of Gods" and Commander-in-Chief.

His obsessive thoughts became the Stone Monkey of Lingyin, Sun Wukong, the protagonist of "Elder Brother of Journey to the West."

His malicious thoughts turned into the Six-Eared Macaque, Sun Rong, the roommate of Yu Jin, the protagonist in "The Shadow of the Fourth Hokage."

I've said this much simply to leave myself with a plot thread to revisit in the future—please pay it no heed.

Additionally, the next book is underway, or perhaps I am simply scribbling away at "Bleach: The Wind Blade."

Interested readers are welcome to board this next journey; others may do as they please, for I am merely seeking an outlet for my imagination amidst my daily work.

And so, I formally declare that this story has reached its end.

Wishing you all happiness! Farewell, everyone—until we meet again on the next journey.

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