Original God: The Eternal Lord of Bliss

Hello everyone, this is the failed author Tian Stranger.

According to my personal habit, there will be a summary at the end of each volume. Readers are not required to read it and can skip it directly.

The first volume, "My Master Xianyun", mainly describes the process of the protagonist becoming the Human King. The second volume describes the construction of Guili and the external expansion of the protagonist after he becomes the Human King.

By the way, I said at the end of the first volume that I would give more roles to the protagonist and the game characters in this volume, but I forgot about it while writing...

Overall, although the second volume contains many short stories, they basically revolve around the construction of Guili.

Things like the birth of handicrafts, the beginnings of commerce, the emergence of crimes, the establishment of laws, the founding of the Qianyan Army, etc. are all part of Guili’s internal construction.

Although the time period of the second volume is twenty years after the first volume, the characters in the first volume have basically not moved, they just have a few more children.

Speaking of Ning Kuan and Zhu Xie, these two people, one fat and one thin, with different personalities, are the characters I am more satisfied with creating. They helped the protagonist build Guili from scratch until they died of old age, and the protagonist also recorded their deeds, making the two of them immortal, which can be regarded as a good beginning and a good ending.

I designed this character Huahua earlier, and originally wanted it to die with Wenzhu, but after thinking about it, I felt that monsters like Huahua were the best for monitoring latent monsters, so I kept it.

The three events of Snow Mountain, Chenyu Valley and Yancheng are the protagonist's external expansion.

For example, when the protagonist leads the Qianyan Army to the Yancheng territory and fights the monsters there, and then the protagonist and his master explore the snow-capped mountains, the protagonist sees the power of the abyss for the first time and feels that it is similar to the Yin power he uses. This is a foreshadowing that will be revealed in the future.

Then there is the meeting with Istaru. I also conceived a lot of dialogues between the two of them, and finally wrote it like this, ambiguous. I feel like I understand something, but also feel like I don’t understand it. Haha, this is also a helpless move, because it is not the time for my settings to be elaborated in detail. If I describe it in detail at this time, it will only make readers very confused.

Chen Yu Valley is the biggest crisis encountered by the protagonist in this volume. Five immortals are attacking, and his master is blocked by an unknown existence. If Gan Xin and her husband were not willing to sacrifice themselves, our protagonist would most likely be doomed.

I believe everyone has guessed who that unknown being is. As for the reason why he did this, it will be revealed in the next volume.

Actually, I was hesitant about writing Gan Xin's death in this volume. After all, in my original outline, Gan Xin should have died during the Demon War. But when I read the game, all the texts about Ganyu did not have a detailed record of Ganyu's parents. It should be that Mihoyo was lazy and did not write it. In this case, I speculated that it is very likely that Ganyu's mother died too early. Ganyu's mind was not mature at that time, and it was difficult for Ganyu to be with his mother, so he could not remember his mother. Therefore, it is most reasonable for Gan Xin to die here.

Yancheng, well, the Heuliah I wrote about has a weak character. She loves her people, but she doesn’t know how to love correctly. She just blindly uses her own cognition to love human beings.

Just like what is recorded in the game, during the Demon War, the Salt God would only give in, thinking that giving in would solve everything.

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The above is my summary of the second volume and some of my thoughts.

The next volume is titled "Demon War"