Kuang'an is finished, as the shortest volume in the whole book.
In fact, at the beginning, Kuang'an gave me a lot of problems.
When I started writing this book, I was thinking about writing all seven job introductions. The other job introductions had a rough prototype in my mind, but only Kuang'an, I really don't know how to start.
Berserker, berserker, irrational.
How to write a protagonist without any sensibility has caused me a big problem.
Will readers really like an irrational protagonist?
But later, at the end of the Lawrence chapter, I came up with a good idea... probably a good idea.
Then, it is the Kuang'an chapter that everyone sees now.
I chose a more special way to write this anno.
I created a protagonist who was not the protagonist, Selim Zorgen.
He also created a protagonist who is not the protagonist, Nolra Broll (Arnold No. 1).
I wonder what everyone thinks about such an anno? What will you say?
As I said in a comment before:
In Britain, I write Anno's loyalty and hymns; in Florence, I write Lawrence's love and arrogance; in Japan, I write Zuo Village's change and contradictions; in Atlantis, I write Oshen's freedom and rebellion.
Now that we are in London, we have gone around and back.
However, the theme this time is despair and madness.
Kuang'an Pian actually has some other special meanings.
First, as the fifth personal chapter, it connects the Saber chapter, the caster chapter, and the assassin chapter. Secondly, writing it here means that the first part of the book is about to be written halfway.
The next chapter will be the fourth special point with a high degree of originality (also known as the Passion of Lawrence).
Why arrange a special plot?
First, I don't want to cause too much tear.
Everyone is still immersed in the passing of the previous anno, and the next anno is born happily. This way of writing will cause a very large visual gap, so the special chapter is the buffer belt I created.
Secondly, becoming anno who has become a heroic spirit needs a stage to show himself.
After writing this chapter, I only posted an original panel of characters, not at all, and it was a mess... At the same time, I also wanted to tell everyone: My character, in my book, really lived in that era, not just empty talk, and it was gone after writing.
Third, connect all the plots.
I believe everyone can see that this book is divided into two lines. One is the personal chapter of Anno, and the other is the chapter of Chaldean saving human principles.
I hope to use special points to connect all the plots to the final finale.
Well, no matter what I say, the sentence I have been saying, "I am a person who believes that no matter how sad the ending is, the story will be filled with laughter and joy" should not apply to this article.
Oh by the way, and Luslan, who everyone is asking about.
Who is Luslan? I don’t know.
Chapter completed!