Why didn't Brother Corpse have chapters 376 to 511 but had a direct ending of chapter 512?

I don't know what novel you're referring to. If you can provide more information or context, I can try to provide you with a more accurate answer. But generally speaking, the ending of a novel could not be completed for various reasons, such as the author's death, the work being adapted, the publishing company deciding not to publish it, and so on.

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The number of chapters in the 209th chapter of Brother Corpse's manga, which was equivalent to a novel, depended on the order of publication of the manga and the novel. Generally speaking, comics had more chapters than novels because comics were usually drawn according to the order of the story, while novels usually told the story according to the order of the chapters. Taking the current publishing order of Brother Corpse as an example, the 209th chapter was equivalent to about 180 chapters of the novel. However, this is only a rough estimate because the number of chapters in the manga and the novel may vary, depending on the choice of the author and the author.

The novel, Evil Debts, did not have an official ending because the author had not finalized the ending of the novel during the creation process. In the process of writing the novel Evil Debts, the author had changed and adjusted the plot and ending of the novel many times, and even the ending of the novel had been modified many times. Therefore, the ending of the novel Evil Debts was still uncertain. It might change with the author's creative progress. In addition, there were also some unsolved mysteries in the novel, such as the identities and backgrounds of some characters mentioned in the novel were still controversial, and some plots and scenes lacked clear explanations. All these factors might make the final ending of the novel Evil Debts more complicated and unpredictable. Therefore, although the novel " Evil Debts " did not have an official ending, readers could learn about the latest developments in the novel through the author's updates and comments. At the same time, they could also find all kinds of unexpected endings and surprises in the novel.

The author of 'The Author Who Entered the World of Cultivation', might have ended in a hurry, so there was no ending. However, if you like cultivation novels, I recommend you to read the Douluo Continent series, which tells the story of Tang San's cultivation on the Douluo Continent. It has rich settings for spirit beasts and spirit masters, as well as intense battles and wonderful character relationships. I believe you'll like it. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There were many novels that did not have an ending because the author died in the process of writing or because the ending of the novel could not be completed for various reasons. There were also some novels that had multiple endings because they had been cut in half, adapted, or continued. Of course, there were also some novels that had very open endings that allowed the readers to freely imagine and play. This was also one of the charms of novels. Some novels didn't even have a clear ending. They just left some clues or hints for the readers to explore and discover for themselves. The ending of the novel could be decided by the author himself or by the reader's imagination and creation. No matter what the situation was, reading a novel was a kind of pleasure, a process of thinking and exploration.

Detective Conan was a Japanese manga that told the story of a high school detective, Kudo Shinichi, who was forced to take a small medicine to become a primary school student Conan while investigating the dark organization. Although Conan and the elementary school student Conan have been investigating the incident, the dark organization has been tracking them, so the story has no ending. In addition, the author of Detective Conan, Aoyama Gangchang, had repeatedly stated that the work was not completed and that there was no real ending. Aoyama Tsuyoshi had repeatedly revealed in interviews that there were many more stories in Detective Conan, but he was not sure how many endings there were. Therefore, we can only hope that Aoyama Tsuyoshi will give us a true ending at some point in the future.

I'm not sure which one you're referring to because there are many of them. If you can provide the name of the novel or the author, I'll be happy to help you answer your questions.