IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE READING BLUE SAGA — PART 3
THE CREATION OF MK.BOSS
Hello everyone.
Before you continue reading MK.BOSS, I would like to share a few things about this story, my writing style, and the reason why this series exists.
First of all, thank you to everyone who has taken the time to read, support, review, comment on, or simply give MK.BOSS a chance.
Every reader means a lot to me.
Many readers may notice that MK.BOSS is written differently from a traditional novel.
That is completely intentional.
The truth is...
My original dream was never to become a novelist.
My dream was to create a manga.
Ever since I was younger, I have loved anime. Anime has inspired me more than anything else. The emotions, the action, the world-building, the mysteries, the character growth, the epic battles, and the unforgettable moments are things that have stayed with me for years.
Anime is not just entertainment for me.
It is one of the biggest reasons I started creating stories in the first place.
Many of the ideas, emotions, and dreams behind MK.BOSS were inspired by the excitement I felt while watching anime.
However, there was one problem.
I cannot draw.
No matter how much I wanted to create a manga, I simply did not have the drawing skills needed to bring those ideas to life.
Instead of giving up on my dream, I chose another path.
I decided to tell my story through writing.
That decision eventually became MK.BOSS.
Because of this, MK.BOSS is written in a style that combines elements of Light Novels, Manga, Manhwa, and Anime storytelling.
You may notice:
• Character expressions and reactions.
• Faster scene transitions.
• Cinematic action sequences.
• Dialogue-focused storytelling.
• Emotional pauses.
• Visual-style descriptions.
• Anime-inspired character interactions.
• Expressions and symbols that help readers imagine emotions more clearly.
All of these choices are intentional.
My goal is not only to tell a story.
My goal is to make readers feel as if they are watching the story unfold in their minds.
I want battles to feel dynamic.
I want emotional scenes to feel personal.
I want mysteries to feel mysterious.
And most importantly, I want the world of MK.BOSS to feel alive.
For some readers, this writing style may feel unusual at first.
That is completely understandable.
If you are one of those readers, I simply ask that you continue reading for a little longer.
As the story progresses, you will gradually understand the pattern behind my writing style and why certain scenes are written the way they are.
MK.BOSS is written in a way that both beginners and experienced readers can enjoy.
New readers may find the visual and dialogue-focused style easier to follow.
Meanwhile, readers who enjoy deeper lore, mysteries, world-building, character development, and long-term storytelling will slowly discover more layers hidden throughout the series.
I would also like to talk about chapter breaks.
If there is ever a delay between chapter releases, it does not mean that the story has been abandoned.
Most of the time, I am still working behind the scenes.
Planning future chapters.
Developing future sagas.
Expanding lore.
Creating posters.
Improving story structure.
Organizing future events.
And preparing the next steps of the MK.BOSS universe.
In other words...
Even during a break, I am usually still working on the story.
Blue Saga is only the beginning.
Many mysteries remain unanswered.
Many characters have not appeared yet.
Many worlds have not been explored.
And many stories are still waiting to be told.
The journey of MK.BOSS has only just begun.
Thank you once again for reading and supporting this project.
I hope you continue this journey with me and enjoy everything that lies ahead.
"The Blue Saga may be the beginning of the story...
but it is only the first step of a much larger universe."
— Manas
Creator of MK.BOSS