Apology Letter!

Today I saw the comments of all the readers. I also reread these chapters and found the problems raised by all the readers.

I was not in the right state when I wrote these chapters. I am very sorry for this because my personal situation has made all the readers who have supported this book uncomfortable.

I found that the biggest problem is that I was forcibly suppressing the strength of the protagonists. This is indeed not done well. I have been limiting the strength of the protagonists. After all, this is only the third world. If they are too invincible, there are many worlds that cannot be written. It may also be that I did not arrange it well, which made the strong pressure seem very brainless. This is my problem. I did not handle it well. Sorry.

But there is a problem, I still want to quibble... Ugh! Explain: just follow the plot, or why Orb did not attack first, and correct the problem that Riuzmi and others must die.

The plot will definitely be changed in the later stage. Please rest assured that the plot will be changed after the end of the first season. The extent of the change... I can only say that I will try my best to satisfy you. Please understand.

The second question is why did Orb not attack first, but wait until the Atlantic Federation came to attack. This is because I took certain political and diplomatic issues into consideration. Orb's first move and waiting for the right time to attack are two different concepts. What Orb needs to show at this stage is the helplessness of passive counterattack. In this way, when the war in the first season ends, it can rebuild the country, put pressure on the Atlantic Federation, and demand more compensation, so that it can get more help, that is, create an image of being bullied. Of course, this is just my personal idea.

The third question is why did Uzmi and others have to die? In this regard, I considered making way and paving the way for the protagonist. The destruction of Orb requires someone to take the blame. Even if the people have strong centripetal force, they will blame the decision of the top leaders, and the people only want a peaceful life. The death of Uzumi and others also took this responsibility, so as not to affect the protagonist's control of Orb in the later period. I also considered one point, that is, if Uzumi and others are not dead, there will be obstacles for the protagonist to completely control Orb. After all, the prestige of Uzumi's team in Orb is still not low. In addition, I also considered Cagalli. If Uzumi and others are not dead, it will not be so easy for the protagonist to deal with Cagalli, which also involves some plot arrangements in the later period.

Of course, all the above explanations are my personal thoughts. Maybe I am not imaginative enough, or I am not skilled enough, and I have not been able to meet the expectations of all readers. I am very sorry. I will try my best to write every chapter in the future to meet your needs as much as possible.

I would also like to thank all the readers who support me. Every vote, every reward, and even every comment, whether good or bad (except for brainless spray), is the driving force for my persistence and growth. Thank you very much!