Explain the recent plot.
Some readers said that the recent writing has been a bit boring, eh...
I can only say that a book has a beginning, development, climax, and end. There is no way to make every chapter a breaking point. I can only say that each chapter should be as interesting as possible.
Moreover, the volume of the first and second chapters of my book is almost the same, and the East China Sea volume is the largest in the middle. I don’t plan to write about the fairy world in detail.
After all, I can't imagine the state of civilization in the fairy world, so I can only describe its greatness from the side, otherwise it will be a routine article.
If calculated according to the plan, there will be more than 300 chapters in the Lingnan volume, more than 500 chapters in the East China Sea, and more than 200 chapters in the third volume, and then it will be finished, and the current progress is almost appropriate.
As for saying that the recent plot is a bit intellectual, I can only say that it is because we are looking at it from God’s perspective.
After all, who would have thought that if you go out to buy something, your identity will be exposed. This is just like a criminal passing by the police station on the street and being arrested. It is impossible for ordinary people to think of it.
As for the protagonist carrying a drag bottle, but according to the time of this book, not counting the three months of hiding and practicing, the protagonist came into contact with the world of immortal cultivation in the East China Sea, which was only seven days.
From being a gangster overseas and knowing nothing about the future, to noticing anomalies, finding a way, and then separating, this process always takes some time...
Of course, I also noticed a problem after writing, that is:
Everyone knows that whether in reality or in society, if a person wants to climb up, he must kick other people's positions away, and he will also encounter resistance from the upper management.
This resistance exists no matter what, and the protagonist will definitely be targeted if he climbs up. This is not because the villain is brainless, but because of his own interests.
But everyone doesn’t like the process of watching the pressure. After all, it’s for fun.
When I wrote about Lingnan before, I transferred this conflict by going out to fight the two sects, so people didn't think there was any problem, but now it's different in the East China Sea.
So I thought about it, it would be better to let the protagonist change from the stage to behind the scenes, and control the clone to act.
In this way, even if you are wronged, oppressed, and hunted again, you will still be able to make a profit by giving up a clone.
In this way, even if some operations may seem reckless later, they will not affect lives, so people will not be so disgusted by doing whatever they want.
Having said so much, I would like to thank you all very much for your support ヾ^_^♪.
