Adopted Husband.

Summary

The author reflects on the previous five chapters of the sixth episode, expressing concern over the main character's absence and acknowledging the unappealing nature of this approach. They emphasize the weight of the narrative and their intention to avoid lengthy side plots in the future. The sixth episode is deemed successful in achieving its intended effect, with the author aiming to provoke thought rather than elaborate excessively. They discuss a reader's dismissive view of historical figures and the importance of authenticity and meaning in historical writing. The author believes that great works should resonate with readers and convey deeper messages about patriotism and national identity. They address varying perceptions of historical events and the significance of faith over savagery. The seventh episode is highlighted as crucial, promising a transformative narrative leading to the book's conclusion. The author requests support for their work amidst current challenges.

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