Here is a novelist who has recently been suffering from not having time to read the pile of books he bought - Yume Minoru.
The fourth volume of "The Immortal" has finally been successfully completed after being serialized for nearly a month.
The total word count is also perfectly in line with my expectations - more than 200,000 words.
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Although this volume contains some very mysterious things like ogres, the nature of this book has not changed. It is still a "samurai novel with a magical atmosphere".
In fact, someone should have discovered it - the cannibals don't actually play a lot of roles in this volume, and they are still fighting with each other from the beginning to the end.
I also said in the "Writer's Words" in a previous chapter: You can treat cannibals as background - you should also understand what this sentence means.
The style of this book will not change, it will not become an exorcism novel, and Ogata will not become a demon hunter - you can rest assured that until the end of the book, Ogata will be fighting with humans, and
When the shogunate fights with various forces, no monsters or monsters will appear.
Volume 4 is finished, and the serialization of Volume 5 - "Summer Formation in Kyoto" will begin tomorrow.
As you can probably tell from the trailer - the stage of Volume 5 is the prosperous ancient capital: Kyoto.
As expected, Ogata will encounter a lot of troubles in Kyoto again and compete with various masters in Kyoto.
Volume 5 is one of the chapters that the author has wanted to write most since the beginning of the book.
Ogata will spend what may be the longest night of his life in Kyoto, where the Gion Festival is being held.
I actually can’t say exactly how many words there are in Volume 5. It must be more than 200,000 words, and maybe 300,000 words, which is considered one of the largest chapters in the book.
In short - please look forward to Volume 5 of Ogata's trip to Kyoto.
I have almost said everything I wanted to say, so that’s it for this postscript.
Finally, I have to say the words that I must say every time.
My deepest gratitude to everyone who has supported this book!