Doomsday Wonderland

The finale.

The first sentence of Doomsday Paradise was lingering in my heart for a long time; the ending of Doomsday Paradise was also brewing in my heart for a long time. Now that the ending is finally written, I couldn't help but shed tears for a while.

For a day or two after I finished writing the final chapter, I also felt in a trance, not quite real, and I kept peeking at everyone’s comments (psychological activity: I’m really worried about whether you will like it, what do you think of the ending? I’m so nervous, there’s no need to change the ending) ; I can’t wait to like every comment that congratulates the ending, and my fingers are so bald that there are only stubbles left.

(I don’t have the nerve to like the people who praise me so much. They praise me so much that it’s like a fan circle. I’d be shameless if I like it again.)

I saw a lot of familiar IDs, and even more IDs I had never seen before but had been reading silently. I never thought that I would receive such an explosion of support, encouragement, love and warmth. I cried while reading the comments. It was strange. Like a fool.

To be honest, the moment I pressed send, it felt like closing my eyes and jumping off a cliff, because I didn’t know what was waiting for me - what if the ending was unacceptable? If everyone feels bad, I will have to suffer for nine years!

After I actually posted it, within an hour or two, I received hundreds of comments, each of which was an open hug, each of which was a living, warm sincerity...

I know that Doomsday Paradise has not been consistently good over the past nine years; it is inevitable that there will be periods of youth, periods of lows, and there will also be good times.

Such a book with its ups and downs is such an honor to be with them and share the milestones of their lives: no one goes to school all the way (how come I haven’t finished reading it as a college student!), no one After graduating from elementary school, he retired into social work (Pei Chenghang?), no one got married and had children (the children were all raised, oh my god), no one moved from one place to another (you did too)...

A period of life, just outside a thousand comments, I saw it.

Not yet. Although the ending is that Lin Sanjiu wrote the story of his whole life, so there is no "Doomsday Paradise", but you still hope that they will call you Lin Bawei, please call you by your real name under the ID card, and collect money hypocritically.

Until one day you suddenly realize that the ending of that story already exists.

Those words are cliché and pale, but you are truly grateful. You are really unlucky to not have readers like that; without them, Doomsday Paradise can complete its four-year journey.

So precious, their time and life.

Yes, when the final chapter is finished, Pei Chenghang will be reunited with his friends, and the new world will end.

Doomsday Paradise has ushered in its final chapter, but Pei Chenghang’s story will always end.

As you move towards the new world, you also have to find the previous story and write it down on the paper.

It is part of your life, and it is also part of their life; you have never met, but you cannot rely on each other and see each other outside Lin Sanjiu's adventurous world.

You have thought about several bad endings since you were a teenager, but abandoned them all because they all felt like small things. It has the characteristics of limited flow. In essence, it will always have an unfinished point. It feels like any detail can never be written upwards, and the expansion is limited.

You just need to write down its natural ending.

So it doesn’t matter what the ending is. For a limited flow, it’s not weird at all. It’s like an artificially weak ending - eh, don’t mention the young regret at that time. What kind of dog limited flow is it? It must be all Got it!

In the future, you will only think that the meaning of Doomsday Paradise lies in whether your writing is bad and whether it is worthy of readers, but now you know that it is just like that...

There may be no bumps along the way, but I hope the ending will be worthy of their time and love, and I hope you finally bring them hope.

(How did you know that story? That's it. You don't have a crystal ball, right? As Lin Sanjiu was writing, you saw it from outside the crystal ball, and he typed it slowly; he didn't have time to rush you. At a fast speed, take a photo with your phone.)