Halfway through the second volume of "The Utopia of Demons", I had the illusion that this volume would never be finished.
Young Master He was still thinking about cutting the waves, but the author himself was about to sink into the abyss and could not float up.
It's just too difficult.
If an important character is counted as a thread, there are more than a dozen threads in this volume that are criss-crossed and woven together, going hand in hand, gradually gathering into a bundle, and promoting the final climax.
The interaction and entanglement of these more than a dozen lines, and the fate of more than a dozen important characters, must be explained in detail. I can't let them hang there alone and become unsolved mysteries. Once some characters exit the scene, they will no longer appear.
;Secondly, one character has one perspective, and dozens of characters have dozens of perspectives. Only in this way can Bega and Lingxu's insides and outsides be outlined in all aspects, allowing everyone to see through the "real" imperial capital of six hundred years.
and Tiangong.
To be honest, since the completion of "Ning Xiaoxian's Royal God Record", I haven't written such a difficult plot in the past seven years. Day and night, I eat and drink, thinking about the plot...
Especially the period from mid-May to early June was too difficult to finish and polish. I was confused during the day and couldn't sleep at night. Anyway, I kept my eyes open and just thought about the plot. I was distracted halfway through talking to my family.
They all said I was crazy.
The most terrifying thing is that I killed nearly 100,000 words of manuscripts.
But this paragraph is not only the end of "The Utopia of Demons", but also the end of the first volume of the entire book. I don't want to be afraid of taking advantage of the difficulties and leave regrets in the future. Everyone has followed the book seriously for several months. I also hope that
You have a peak reading experience.
This kind of experience is rare.
There are more than 100,000 words. I revised it back and forth six or seven times, and read it twice before updating every day.
After gritting my teeth and gritting my teeth, I finally finished writing it, and the blood tank was empty.
What I want to do most right now is to fall into bed and sleep for two days and two nights without getting up in between.
I also saw that some friends were dissatisfied with the pace and felt it was too slow and too protracted. On the one hand, it may be because they are impatient to read every day, but on the other hand, my habit is to cover everything and want to explain everything clearly.
This is neither an advantage nor a disadvantage, at most it is a feature.
In any case, this volume has come to an end, and so has the upper part of the book.
I would give the plot a seven out of 10 and give it another 1 point for my own efforts.
I hope there will be opportunities to advance to nine points and ten points in the future.
Jiufang also recommends that friends who have leisure time might as well read "The Utopia of Demons" from the beginning. It will be better to read it in one go. Moreover, I have also buried many foreshadowings and details waiting for you to discover.
I also want to take a break, go on a vacation to relax, and at the same time, I can give some blood to the editor...
It’s really impossible to write this book without a manuscript.
So, hey, I will tentatively update 4,000 words every day from now on. When I get back into shape and the editor is fatter, I will adjust the word count back.
The plot of the next volume is relatively relaxed, and the main plot is not complicated, so the pace will be faster than the second volume of "Utopia of Demons". You can follow it if you want.
I originally had a lot to say to you, but now my mind is numb and I am distracted. So, here it is~