It was almost five months since the book was released last November.

Although I didn’t write very quickly, I’m almost finished here.

It was originally planned to be directly followed by World War III after World War II. The whole plot went crazy in this final stage. It has been planned and will continue to be in a high-energy stage. It is a new version that has never appeared in the fandom.

That is to say, the fourth battle will not occur.

Many tragedies will not occur.

For example, the contents of the theatrical version will not be added to supplement the content. The content is already very substantial.

If I continue writing, there will be nothing to write about. Changing maps is too boring.

It will probably be a very interesting plot, I think, and of course it can also be used as a way to let yourself go.

Some new things and new gameplay will be reasonably added to the original framework.

For example, the other four major villages have not been written in detail.

That is to say, the original plot is completely destroyed and the magic modification, Xiao and other things, will not leave the factory. It is not the factory as you imagined.

The ending has always been determined first, and then the beginning is written. The context in the middle is very clear.

The whole book has about a million words, definitely not more than 1.5 million, and now it’s almost 800,000. If it’s quick, it will be finished next month. It’s more or less a long story, but the middle is essentially filled with water, otherwise If so, it would be really difficult to extend the length of Naruto's story.

Make money, not shabby.

It has never suppressed Meiji's growth.

It's basically a change at every stage.

It's still under control, but you don't need to control it much in the later stage. Well, you can let it fly.

It is not only Mei Ji’s fame battle, but also the final battle.

The new book is already being prepared and I will see you when it is finished.

Doing the final combing, commonly known as Kavin.

Probably a happyEND.

I don't really like writing tragedies.

Life is a tragedy.

Writing this kind of thing can easily lead to depression, so you can trust me. I am a warrior of true love.

Anyone who has read my previous books knows that I am not good at tragedy and prefer comedy.

So, a little stab is not considered a knife.

There is so much I want to say, but I can’t say it right now.

Anyway, thank you all for your continued support.

By the way, the update will be in the evening.

After a busy day out, let’s take a nap at noon.