Phew~
What a relief.
Finally finished all the Naruto volumes.
I will rest for a few days and then start updating the extra chapters. If it does not lead to investment failure, I will send them all as free chapters as a little compensation.
In November, I will take a break for at least ten days.
The shortcomings exposed in the previous book have not been corrected in this book.
The single-line plot is too thin, and the reading experience is very average.
The protagonist grows up too fast and the plot cannot be controlled at all.
It must be reflected carefully.
There is also a mentality problem, which is still difficult to adjust.
This book is an attempt at infinite flow, and the result is obviously a failure.
You shouldn't write too much about Naruto in the early stage, which will lead to the loss of readers who watch Infinite Streaming. In the middle, the Naruto plot chose projection (head iron) in the climax, resulting in the loss of readers who stayed because of the Naruto plot. This wave is too hurt.
The only thing that makes me more satisfied is that the plot of demon slaying in this book was actually what I wanted to write in the last book, but for some reasons, I didn't write it.
But I kept the outline, so I really wanted to write this book.
Judging from the staged results, Demon Slayer's follow-up reading is very stable, and has even increased, both at around 1,100. The reviews are generally positive, indicating that everyone is satisfied.
But judging from the overall performance, it was a devastating blow to the book.
The first order for the last book was 1,500, and in the fourth month, the recommended products were purchased (3,000).
This book was put on the shelves on the 11th. The first order was 1,500, which was a top product of the month. At the beginning of the second month, the price increased to 3,400, which was a very good start. 24 readings are basically around 1,800, growing steadily and slowly.
After I finished writing "Demon Slayer", the number of readers dropped directly to 1,000. The readers who left didn't come back when I was writing the copy of Naruto. They were split!
After that, you will be able to tell from my updates.
Because the mentality is broken.
When I was finishing my last book, I still had 1,100 points left to read. By the middle and late stages of writing this book, I already felt like I couldn’t write a book.
My mentality has collapsed. In fact, if I take a few days or even a week to rest, I may be able to recover. However, I read that most of the readers who commented do not want me to take leave, so I bite the bullet and write...
Totem World, Silver Lantern Master copy, the detailed outline I prepared has about 120 chapters.
Then there is Spider-Man, which has about 90 chapters.
To be honest now, my current results are far below my bottom line.
I can finish writing Naruto World, which means I have saved a little bit of moral integrity.
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As for the extras, if I want to watch the projected plot, I guess I can only make up the beginning.
If I want to write another hundred complete chapters, I'm afraid I'll have to buy another book.
The next book will be Naruto, and if it is not released before the recommendation period, it will be the last one.
Considering the issue of updating, I will not publish the book if I don't save thirty chapters this time. If I don't save the manuscript, there is no room for buffering. This is the biggest lesson I learned after writing the two books.
Goodbye, everyone.
crystal sugar.
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