I can't update today, my mind is a little confused, and my work has been tight during this period.

However, Chongjia really wants to talk about his current feelings. Let’s talk about what kind of red alert Chongjia wants to write.

The current situation is that the collection has increased very slowly, with less than fifty ones a day, and the rewards are very small. In fact, Chongjia doesn’t care much about rewards, but the rewards can be seen from another perspective that readers are motivated to pay for subscribe after a book is put on the shelves. (This book may be difficult to even put on the shelves)

In fact, everyone’s recommendation votes are the only motivation for writing Chongjia during this period. However, when I woke up this morning and planned to write a new chapter, Mr. Shu opened the web page and looked at it. There were only a few four recommendation votes... The Chongjia felt like a huge rock hitting his chest, his head was dizzy and he couldn’t breathe. (I don’t know which friend voted for these four recommendation votes, thank you very much for your support)

Now it seems that Chongjia wants to create a background for a strong opponent for the protagonist, and taking the depressing route in the early stage seems to be a failure. In addition, the protagonist is not only not a Chinese player, but also has no Chinese among the participating countries, which seems to have affected the sense of substitution. The overly detailed scenes and character descriptions affect the pleasure of the plot. (If Chongjia’s analysis is incorrect, please help point it out, thank you)

The above is the reason why the book is not popular. If there are other reasons that make everyone feel disliked, please point out in the book review that the book is best to avoid it when writing. Don’t worry about whether you will say it wrong, the book will be able to measure it.

Chongjia has always wanted to write Red Alert novels very much. I really want to say that Chongjia can speak out loud. This is not the first Red Alert written by Chongjia. The Red Alert series of stand-alone games are also games that Chongjia likes very much. In addition to **.

In addition, Chongjia likes to watch war-themed movies very much, and he doesn't watch them in China...

So what is the Red Alert that Chongjia wants to write about?

The opponent should be strong, at least in the early stage. Only in this way can we have a sense of urgency to enhance the technology, as well as the threats of various super weapons in the later stage, spies, sneak attacks behind enemy lines, and various suicide squads will have a sense of existence.

Also because the opponent is strong, you must go out of various seas (such as the sea of ​​tanks in land battles and the sea of ​​aircraft in air battles) to reflect the scenes of various decisive battles and large-scale battles. The outcome of the war is piled up on countless vehicle wreckages, including enemies and their own people. Instead of the opponent, like a lamb to be slaughtered, waiting for the protagonist to ravage in various ways.

Moreover, the opponent will not be able to hold a super weapon like Chinese football and never shoot it. This is also the reason why he did not join China as a warring country. Because joining China, the protagonist must be a Chinese player. In that case, the enemy's super weapons will be difficult to write, because the scene after the bombing is too cruel and bloody. However, it doesn't matter that the protagonist is not a Chinese, and you can fully describe the destructiveness of super weapons. These are all thoughts about the heavy armor long before writing the book. (The reason why the reality is the Earth Federation is to downplay the concept of the country in everyone's mind.)

In addition, Yuri's various biological and chemical weapons, various mental control over civilians, mine slaves, civilians used as meat shields, and human oil for money... All these things, if the protagonist is Chinese, these plots can only appear in other countries, which cannot reflect the great excitement of the soldiers and civilians under the protagonist after destroying a Yuri base.

There are many similar considerations, so I won't list them one by one.

In short, the Red Alert that Chongjia has always wanted to write is a replica of various war movies: field platoons, soldiers coming to the city, hunting U-571, Pacific War, Black Hawks Falling... However, looking at the Red Alert novels that can be written at the starting point and that readers recognize almost all use the technology and troops in the Red Alert to ravage low-level opponents, and the outcome of each war is no suspense.

Maybe it’s because the heavy armor is not YY enough, and I always feel that it’s not that fast to defeat a simple opponent. Maybe it’s because the heavy armor’s idea is too advanced. When readers’ preferences are still on the difficulty of simple, they have already turned on the cold mode...

Forget it, the more I say, the more I look like a resentful woman.

Although the current data is very failed, Chongjia still wants to finish writing this red alarm.

Let’s finish the US-Soviet tank battle first to see what the results are, and then make a standard.

Thank you for your support for Chongjia! As mentioned earlier, there is something you don’t like in this book. Welcome to leave a message to point out that Chongjia should pay attention when writing. Thank you!
Chapter completed!