This paragraph may be very abrupt, but it is all Liu Yun's current mood and thoughts.
After watching the last lesson on November 28 last year, Liu Yun applied for an author number on Qidian's backend and wrote the first chapter of "Living in a Collapsed World" on a whim.
You don’t need to criticize me at the beginning to know that the writing is poor, the combat writing is not good, the daily routine is not perfect enough, the emotional line is too fast, etc. Of course, the most important thing is that there are many typos and the plot is not rich enough.
There is no way, this is my first time writing a book, and I don’t understand many things.
There is no archive. After writing one chapter, I will post it one by one. Only a few book friends will read it. At the beginning, the readership was just me and my friend. Slowly, I learned how to write, improved my writing skills, and started to have more book friends.
I remember that an author whose writing was much worse than mine signed a 70,000-word contract, perhaps because of the so-called commercial value. Unfortunately, 160,000 words was too much.
I applied for the contract myself four times, once for 100,000, once for 150,000, once for 200,000, and once for 250,000, but all were rejected.
You don't know how I felt at that time. I wanted to just cut it off at that time. Fortunately, I had a group of more "lively" book friends.
I just didn't want to disappoint the readers who voted for me every day, so I kept updating every day even if I didn't want to code. Later, 264,000 words later, a signing text message came from the background of Qidian.
Although Liuyun is not very diligent in updating, Liuyun has never stopped updating, and I insisted on finishing coding even when I had a headache.
I want to write every character that appears in a more vivid way. No matter which world they are in, Liu Yun wants to write seriously.
As for the protagonist's emotions, I don't want to write a bulldozer who pushes everyone around. If you want to see something exciting, I suggest you go to Lanxiang, where you can learn about excavators and maybe even bulldozers.
As for where this book can go?
I don’t know either. At least more than 400,000 words have not been published and there is no charge. I think I am worthy of everyone.
Maybe one day I will give up when I am tired of using love to generate electricity, or maybe I persist for a long time and write for a long, long time until I write the end by myself.
These are all things for later.
And I have been very tired recently, with all kinds of pressures on my face.
After graduation, it’s time to think about your future situation. After all, you are an adult at the age of 20, and it’s time to think about your future life.
I was confused before whether to continue studying medicine and save people, or whether to do something else. I didn’t know yet. Anyway, I feel that I need to have the capital to settle down.
I have informed in the group that during this period, I will study Chinese medicine. It will be a completely closed study. There will be no mobile phones, no Internet, and an autistic study life.
But I didn’t say it in the book, but I have to tell you here today that no matter what I want to do, at least now I have no way to refute the arrangements at home, because I also know that my parents are doing it for my own good.
As for this book, I don’t want to be a eunuch, and I don’t know how to be a eunuch. Don't worry about this.
I have put a lot of my stuff into this. Maybe for many people, Honkai Impact 3 is just a game, but Liu Yun likes every Valkyrie.
It’s not the so-called strength of the characters, but I like their background stories, their characters, and the story of the collapsing world, so I have never regretted becoming the captain of Hyperion.
I won’t say the rest. If there is anything else you want to ask, everyone in the group will know.
If you are willing to wait, then wait for my return. When the time comes, Liu Yun may write with more flesh and blood after more experiences.
Finally, I would like to thank all the book friends who have accompanied me along the way. I also cherish every hard-earned book friend. Although we don’t know each other, you like my stories and I like to share my stories with you.
I woke up this morning and coded a chapter. I'm sorry, I wanted to finish writing the plot of Chi You during this time, but unfortunately I couldn't make it in time. I'm leaving this afternoon, so I have to leave my cell phone and everything at home.
That’s pretty much all I need to say. I’ll code the updated questions for you when I get home.
Anyway, see you later, everyone.
