Noble Lady Reformation Guide - Chapter 271

Hello, this is Korita.

Today marks the conclusion of, which I began writing around April of last year. It's been a long journey, and I'm truly grateful you've stayed with me until the end.

Every time I finish a story, I feel this strange battle between emotion and reason raging inside me.

While logic says"This is the cleanest ending point,"my heart still surges with unspent creative energy, leaving me with this inevitable hollow feeling whenever I reach a conclusion. No matter when or how I choose to end things, I never seem fully prepared to let go.

People often compare it to sending a child out into the world, but whether it's a short story or a lengthy novel, this bittersweet sensation never gets easier to bear.

Regarding the story itself—I still have lingering desires to explore Phee's tale and the Elvester County's history further... If given the chance, I'd love to revisit these worlds with you all. There are still threads left untied.

As for side stories... With some unfinished business still pending, those might need to wait a little longer.

Truthfully, this novel's origins trace back to my high school literature teacher who first showed me the joy of writing. Wanting to honor that memory naturally led me to create mentors who teach with genuine passion.

I still vividly remember that young teacher—freshly assigned to our school—who never scolded me for neglecting exam prep to scribble contest submissions in the corner. Instead, she recommended books, underlined passages in my crude word salads, and engaged in thoughtful discussions. Her encouragement helped a self-conscious teenager embrace writing without shame.

Ultimately, those memories sustained me through busy, painful years, keeping me writing even now. My creative roots will always trace back to that teacher.

If by chance Mr. Choi Jae-seok of Jangseong High School ever reads this—nothing would make me happier.

To every reader who stayed until the final page—my deepest thanks.

Looking back, I see countless areas for improvement, which only fuels my desire to write better. That perpetual hunger for growth reminds me why storytelling remains so exhilarating.

With sincere gratitude for your companionship, I hope to return someday with more delightful tales.

Always thankful, always loving.

June 12, 2025

Korita