(Some explanations about the plot of recent chapters are mainly for readers who are unhappy with the plot. There are slight spoilers. If you think the plot is okay and do not want to be spoiled, it is best not to read it.)
To be honest, when I wrote the plots of these recent chapters, I already expected that many people would criticize them, and at least I was somewhat lucky.
The results were as expected.
I was a little helpless, so after thinking about it I decided to tell everyone my thoughts.
In the original plot design, the Black Dragon, like the Balrog in the full-time BOSS, was a transitional character. It was originally planned to exit in a few chapters, and then the protagonist would officially start from scratch.
The writing turned out to be so exciting that Black Dragon accidentally killed all the heroes who came to kill him, and it seemed that the readers had some feelings for Black Dragon.
At this time, the big sniper was a bit stuck.
Let’s continue writing about Black Dragon, but it is already too powerful and has reached the ceiling of players. There is almost no room for growth. All that can be written about is all kinds of crushing and all kinds of pretense. If we really continue to use Black Dragon as the protagonist, we will continue. Keep writing and soon there will be nothing left to write about.
(This is also the reason why the Balrog will die at the beginning of the full-time BOSS. The Balrog and the Black Dragon are both tools to introduce the game mechanics to the players. They appear at their peak, then die quickly, and then the protagonist officially starts the game.)
If we still follow the original design and let it be killed like the Balrog in the full-time BOSS, readers may not be able to accept it.
At this time, the big sniper faced two choices.
1. Make the mistake right and write it with the Black Dragon as the protagonist. (Nothing to write about later).
2. Continue to follow the original plot design, kill the black dragon, and let the protagonist start from scratch. (Readers will be unhappy).
After much hesitation, Da Sniper came up with a third option.
3. Conceive a new plot. The black dragon will not die, but the protagonist can still start from the beginning.
That is the plot I am writing now.
The black dragon will somehow survive at the end of this plot.
The protagonist can also officially start his game journey.
The protagonist and the black dragon will become friends and foes in the game. They will become each other's old enemies, but they will also be bound by fate.
Frankly speaking, Da Sniper is very satisfied with this plot, and even a little proud. I feel that the character relationship is very interesting, and it can also better introduce the protagonist's real game route, which is also related to Black Dragon. , and it fits perfectly with the supernatural power that the protagonist will obtain in reality.
But to achieve this goal, it will definitely be much more difficult than simply killing the black dragon.
And in the end it inevitably triggered a series of changes.
First of all, a realistic plot is introduced for the sake of rationality, because the Black Dragon is basically invincible in the game. Unless a mechanical deity descends or the protagonist is given cerebral palsy, the Black Dragon cannot die at all. Only realistic threats can push the Black Dragon towards its own destiny. The result is The content of these chapters of realistic plots appears.
Wang Ziheng's persecution of the protagonist and the appearance of Situ Cheng.
(To be honest, I know that my ability to write realistic plots is relatively weak, and realistic plots can easily lead to justice. If possible, I really don’t want to write this part.)
Then there is the emergence of supernatural elements, which Dasniper is very proud of. In the initial design, this book, like Full-Time BOSS, is a pure game novel without too many surreal elements. It is just the protagonist playing the game.
But now in order for the protagonist to fight against the Shining Star Company, he has to get help from some supernatural powers.
I think Goldfinger/Crisis, which makes Black Dragon the protagonist, is quite touching. Of course, it will also cause controversy.
Generally speaking, as long as there is a controversial plot, there will definitely be trolls, such as the three advanced routes of Black Dragon. If the big sniper writes that Black Dragon has only one advanced route and there is no controversy, then people will definitely not troll, but this way It seems that the game content is very monotonous.
The big sniper has written three advanced routes, which seem to be richer, but there will definitely be controversy. No matter which route the big sniper lets Black Dragon advance, some people will be unhappy and some will complain. It’s just that there will be more and fewer people complaining. That’s all, so Da Sniper allows readers to choose the advanced route. At least this way there will be fewer people complaining, but it is still inevitable.
And Dasniu has added two controversial contents in a row, which will only make more people complain.
The big sniper had expected this, but if it actually happened, he would still be very unhappy.
In fact, the easiest way to avoid being criticized is to write the most normal and pure game article.
The protagonist starts out as a small monster, such as a black baby dragon, and then slowly fights monsters to upgrade and grow, a black baby dragon, a young black dragon, an adult black dragon, and finally a black dragon lord, and so on.
No supernatural elements, no realistic drama, no controversy, no trolls, and plenty of room to write.
Da Ai has also considered this writing method, but to be honest, Da Ai doesn't dare to write it this way. Internet novels must have an attractive beginning. Maybe readers will just click "X" if there is no exciting content in the three chapters.
You must know that the early online game novels usually started from the public beta of the game and the protagonist bought a helmet. But now no one dares to write like this. Many readers simply don’t have the patience to watch you slowly introduce the settings and gameplay of the game. Writing like this is basically Going up is seeking death.
Therefore, the protagonist of the full-time BOSS is the Fire Demon Lord, and the protagonist of the part-time BOSS is the Black Dragon Lord, in order to let readers get in touch with the core selling points of this book as soon as possible.
But the result of doing so is that it triggers a series of problems later.
Regarding the solution, there is no other way but to vote. One book cannot satisfy everyone. Big Sniper knows this very well, so vote.
The first vote is about realistic plot and supernatural elements. In fact, realistic plot and supernatural elements are closely related. If there are no supernatural elements, the realistic plot can actually be omitted at all and simply read as a game article.
So everyone, please vote. Do you want supernatural elements to appear in this book? The protagonist obtains extraordinary power through the game, and finally discovers the truth about the game and becomes a peerless strongman. Or do you want to simply write a game novel without involving real-life plots? Just write about the game and leave a message behind the options. Within 24 hours, click whichever message has the most comments and write it down. If anyone complains about it in the future, I will ignore it.
1. Adding supernatural elements, the game has a mysterious origin, the truth is amazing, and the protagonist can gain powerful power from the game.
2. There are no supernatural elements. The game is just a game. Black Dragon and Shadow Fang are players’ subconscious, and similar things will not appear again in the future.
The second vote is about plot development. I plan to launch this poll later, because the current plot has not been finished and there are about three or four chapters left. After the plot between the black dragon and the protagonist is finished, I will launch another vote.
If most people don't like this plot and think this plot is superfluous, I will delete this part entirely and rewrite it to about ten chapters.
But if most people can accept it and only a small number of people don't like it, then keep writing.
Similarly, as long as most people make a certain choice, I will ignore the rest of the people who complain about it.
