Let’s talk about the progress of this book. It’s currently the final volume, so it’s in the later stages.
I originally planned to finish it by the end of the year, but I calculated that it is impossible to finish it this year, and the later plot will be a little longer.
It's quite funny when I think about it. Last year, when I wrote more than 700,000 words, I made unauthorized changes to the text, which caused a serious disconnect with the outline. At that time, I said that I would not finish it, and I would write up to 1 million words. As a result, I have almost written 2 million words now.
It’s finished, but it’s not finished yet. This is the result of Douya speeding up the plot of two volumes and deleting some plots.
And what’s even more speechless is that after a series of deletions, distorted outlines, rushed work, etc., the current plot progress of this book actually completely matches the later stages of the original outline. It only requires a few small plot adjustments.
Write smoothly.
So at this pace, it really won’t be completed this year.
And it was promised that it would be unfinished, but if you follow the normal post-production outline, it is basically impossible for it to be unfinished (at least I personally think so). The main story can be told completely and give a perfect finale.
The only pity is that Tao's heart collapsed too early at that time, which caused the mid-term work of this book to be too haphazard, resulting in a serious sense of fragmentation, which made the plot connection between the two issues of this book too inconsistent. But it's okay, as long as it can be followed
Once the outline is written down and the work is done in the later stages, I think it’s pretty good, so I just try my best to make up for the mistakes.
Also, let’s talk about the emotional scenes of several female protagonists.
Except for Yu Hongye and Ye Yaoyao, the others can basically be collected. I have told everyone before that in order to finish this book quickly, I deleted some chapters of the heroines in the real world.
The emotional scenes in it.
Sister Leng, Little Rabbit, Luo Qianqiu, and Bai Ruyue are all fine, basically not much has been deleted.
There weren’t many emotional scenes with Mistress Gu Ying, Yan Jiangxue, and Nie Ying in the early stage. They were mainly concentrated in the world of Red Rain, but some of them were also deleted.
Helan Xiaoxiao's emotional drama is completely in the world of Hongyu, and can be developed later, including He Xinyue.
The remaining two female characters, He Panjun and Lin Weiyang, are not very likable. He Panjun may be better.
About 90% of the emotional scenes between these two people in the real world chapter have been deleted, which is the most deleted. Therefore, when they are included in the later stage, they can only be included with bloody plots. There is no other way, and they will be given to these two characters when the time comes.
Let's make up for it with a few extra stories.
Of course, everyone also complained about the women around the protagonist. Except for Sister Leng, Nie Ming, all of them were created by a routine. But there was no way around it. This was the author's own fault. There were too many deletions and they couldn't be collected properly.
Although it is speechless to use this kind of bloody plot to grab the audience, at least no women are left out.
In the original outline, in the Capital Volume, Lin Weiyang had some emotional entanglements with Li Nanke in disguise. Coupled with the setting of the dream lover, they can be regarded as a pair of happy enemies.
And among the female characters in the original outline, Lin Weiyang's emotional entanglement with the protagonist is the most cruel and cruel. Although the ending is a happy ending, the process is indeed very sad. Now her emotional scenes in the real world have been deleted.
90%, you don't have to worry about whether to abuse or not.
The last two are Yu Hongye and Ye Yaoyao.
Speaking of which, I'm very glad. When I decided to end the story, I planned to quickly finish the emotional drama between the two in the fourth volume and then stop it, but in the end it was not written for various reasons. In the original outline design, the two women
The emotional scenes of the two women are concentrated in the later stages. In this way, as long as we follow the outline of the later stages, the emotional scenes of the two women will be the most complete and stable.
As for Cang Yao and Princess Shanyun, these are in the final stages.
What's a pity is that I personally like the female character Nie Ying. Her emotional scenes are actually very conflicting. According to the normal writing, it may not be written until after the Chinese New Year when she kills her brother. It's a pity that there is no early and early stage.
The emotional foreshadowing of the male protagonist caused the plot to lose some charm, and it had to be compensated for in a later episode.
Speaking of extras, I have written about 17,000 words so far, which is still far from what I planned. I won’t publish them until the book is finished, otherwise I won’t be able to keep up. And after the book is finished, if I am not interested
If I write it again, I won’t post it, lest I post it midway and end up with no results and making everyone unhappy. So my current reply in the group is that I won’t write it for the time being.
In addition, several readers have sent me private messages asking about the status of the new book. I don’t have the energy for this at the moment, so just concentrate on finishing the current one.
If it can be completed early next year, I will start a new book. Currently, I have two ideas for the new book, one is a harem suspense that is almost a girl type, and the other is a doomsday theme. But no matter which one I write by then, I have to finish the current one.
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To sum up, this book is okay in the early stage, but falls apart in the middle stage. In the later stage, if you follow the outline, it won't be unfinished. Unless Dou Ya gets sick again and his brain is kicked into stupidity by a donkey.
In short, write slowly, the lady is completely gone, and I can’t even search for the author’s name. This book should at least give Douya a title, otherwise it will be too shameful.