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I want to make a summary, but I don’t know where to start.

Let's talk about the ending.

Roger's departure was decided at the beginning.

The way of leaving is similar to the situation, which also slightly echoed the scene when he left Tongma Town.

In fact, from the moment Roger walked into the wetland alone, he was destined to always be alone and move forward bravely.

The same is true of the tone of this book.

Although I tried to create some supporting roles during the writing process, I just tried it out and rarely had any supporting roles that occupied a particularly large role, except for a tool person.

Yesterday's chapter talks about.

Some book friends jokingly said that the ending was that the tool man defeated the partner, and I read it and said it was wonderful!

This is indeed the essence.

For Roger.

He is strong enough inside.

He may feel lonely.

May require company.

But put it into practice.

At most, he just needs a partner.

He is a microcosm of how we play stand-alone games

We may have experienced a magnificent epic plot.

We may have defeated all kinds of monsters.

We may have witnessed the beautiful scenery on the journey.

But we are all the same person from beginning to end.

This kind of loneliness is very important.

At least I enjoy this feeling myself.

While playing stand-alone.

I can always immerse myself in it completely.

I will forget all the worries and sorrows in the real world.

At that moment I was invincible.

The same is true for this novel.

In reality, I may be afraid of loneliness, or a lot of sadness, or I may be burdened by all kinds of common things.

But when I became Roger.

I will become very pure.

Just becoming stronger is enough to make me extremely happy.

This is probably the source of my initial impulse when I wrote this book.

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After writing the ending, I will look back at "The Master" again.

I still slap my thighs narcissistically from time to time:

“It’s so good-looking!”

Especially the first one.

My favorite thing is Roger's journey after embarking on the southbound road.

That was the most wonderful time.

Just like our teenagers.

The scenery was just right at that time, and the breeze was not dry.

Everything has just begun.

start.

It means infinite possibilities.

It contains a heart-wrenching yearning.

It makes people can't wait to look forward to tomorrow's arrival.

Strangely.

When tomorrow really comes.

No matter how beautiful he is.

It is not as long as I imagined.

laugh.

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"The Master" is a very good work.

Anyway, I like it so much.

Although he has various shortcomings.

Moreover, it caused a very bad reading experience to everyone at the end stage. I apologize to you again. If I hadn't suffered a severe blow to my body and mind, I wouldn't have suddenly stopped up at the end of the game.

I still think this is a work that is quite complete.

All the things to be written have been written.

The holes dug were filled in one after another very early.

Although many people felt hasty at the end.

But this phenomenon is actually very normal.

Because do readers and authors share the same brain?

Many times, from the perspective of readers, there is still a lot of content that can be imagined. This is the charm of the fantasy carrier of text, but there is really nothing left on the author.

Some experienced readers have already seen the clues.

As this work with the theme of becoming stronger.

In fact, the finale was sent very early.

And about Roger's mentality change.

This signal will be pushed to its climax.

From being an unknown adventurer at the beginning, he later found that he had the strength to control one side, and later he changed his cautious nature and self-protection law to frequently protect his side, so that he later became a frequent visitor to savior...

There is a process of continuous strengthening.

However, after reaching the peak.

I have stuffed a little of my own personal goods, that is, the view that the Guardian cannot be eternal.

It’s like the fallen gods were once the heroes of the planet.

I always believe that no matter how firm your will is, it cannot withstand the corrosion that has accumulated over time when you stop.

No matter who.

No matter what kind of hero.

Only by constantly moving forward can you stay energetic.

Otherwise, they will continue to fall.

This is a law that cannot be changed.

So Roger's departure follows this logic.

I've read a lot of novels before.

The protagonist of a certain person becomes the Creator God, and then lives happily with the heroine in the same world. This ending always makes me confused.

It’s like we don’t know if Prince Charming and Snow White’s life after marriage will be full of trivial matters. Will those constant protagonists gradually become decadent and conservative after many years?

Everyone may have their own opinions on this issue.

I won't talk much.

The above are just my personal immature private goods.
To be continued...