It has been two and a half months since it was put on the shelves, and 700,000 words of updates have been written. In the first half of the month, the updates were very slow, with one update every day.
In the second month, there will be a burst of updates, with daily updates ranging from 10,000 to 13,000.
In the third month, which is also this month, the updates were really overwhelming, and only 220,000 updates were written.
Many brothers came and went along the way, and they gave me a lot of opinions. The plot was not compact, it was watery, it was long-winded, and the main plot was unclear. I saw all of this, and to be honest, I was very confused myself. .
If it is a wizard upgrade flow, it should be conflict + upgrade, then change the map, and then start to invade the world, obtain resources and continue to upgrade.
It's not difficult for me. I'm also very good at writing research, writing about different worlds, and writing about all kinds of weird things, such as Cthulhu, supernatural beings, gods, rules ghosts, modern powers, doomsday, etc. Write, then dissect them, study them, do research, and become a specimen in the library, a mad scientist, it’s super exciting (I’m also leaning on that now, the chapter where the protagonist upgrades and breaks the limit is the main plot behind it) keynote.)
Why is it written like this? I am also confused and want to write something. After all, the title of the book is about chasing the truth, different people’s truths, appeals, and ideals. I want to portray characters (inspired by Gu Zhenren). The wizard family and the extraordinary school, I want to write a Western fantasy version. The struggle between the great avenues, the master-disciple line and the aristocratic lineage. But it turns out that I don’t have that ability, I am too useless.
No, it really doesn’t work, and the outline is well set, but I just thought, would it be too cliched to write like this? Readers can know the development of the plot at a glance, and would they think this author is too rubbish? I just thought Do I need to make a twist, do I need to be surprised, so that readers will think there is something about this guy? I'm stunned.
The suddenness of the Wizard of Disaster is due to me being too impatient, and I am worried that if I keep writing like this, readers will feel that it is too wordy, and they will lose their sense of expectation. The current content in the book is not interesting, so I thought of giving some details at the end. Information, show some of the highlights in the middle and later stages, and the outline will be completely messed up, hahaha!
The chapter where the protagonist advances to break through the limit is very important in my opinion. It is a turning point in the book. I completely thought about it. Fuck the pursuit of truth. Fuck there is something. I don’t have the ability to write it. It’s nothing!
The wizard pursues the truth, which is to dissect more powerful and weird things, explore more mysterious and unknown things in the world, and all the good things become specimens in the protagonist's library. The world's experimental field. Mechanical ascension, soul immortality. Large consciousness group Upload. The collision between legendary civilizations.
I'm so messed up. If I want to write, I'll write special code, write imagination, and write wonderfully. It doesn't matter whether there is truth or not, this is the truth. After everything is put on the experimental table and dissected, it will be the truth, the truth, and I have the final say! !
Tomorrow is the first day of the new year. I will take care of enough updates. The minimum limit is 2 updates and 8,000 words. I will try my best to release as much as I can. It’s much more fun to vent out. I’m done coding. I won’t update again next year. I’ll work hard and work hard to update!
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