Afterword

First off, thank you so much for buying my book. You’ve just read volume 4 of Redefining the META at VRMMO Academy!

This is sudden, but there’s something I have to apologize for. I wanted to write another extra story in this volume, but the book was already so long that I couldn’t squeeze it in. Sorry about that; I’ll make adjustments to the next volume to ensure that one gets included.

Though I’m still not sure what to write in the next volume, so that’s... a minor issue. Everything except for “having fun playing games” is kind of made up on the spot. When I think about how I could write anything else as long as I stick to that, it actually gets even harder.

For stories with solid objectives, you can work backward from the end to figure out the story’s progression. But not so much when it comes to this one. I’d say that anyone who’s made it this far is probably okay with that, so as long as this work continues, I’d like to keep going with that general feel.

I have an idea of how it all will end, but how we get there, nobody knows!

I started off on Shousetsuka ni Narou with this work, but now I've started writing other things on the platform as well. It feels like everything I do lately is just me flying by the seat of my pants! It’s kinda scary!

At some point, I’d like to write a tightly planned war story. Is there any demand for it, I wonder?

That aside, as I mentioned before, this marks the fourth volume of this series. This is officially my longest-running series now, which is very exciting. In sports terms, you could call it a personal record. I’ll keep working harder and harder to break my own records!

Finally, to my lead editor N, my lead artist Hika Akita, and everyone else involved, I thank all of you for your considerable efforts.

The illustrations in this volume are wonderful, too! I’m always so excited to see them. Hopefully, I’ll get to see even more.

Well, see you next time!