Regarding the plot of being abducted, the author wants to say something.
This plot is unreasonable, I think, because it is a plot story that is advanced. After presetting the outcome, the plot is forcibly advanced. The protagonist enters the den of human traffickers, kills them all, and obtains the early artifact.
The village is in a semi-invincible state.
Because it was advanced, some things that the protagonist deserved were not received. In order to smooth out these unreasonable places, I discussed with the editor many times and thought a lot, but the writing still made some people dissatisfied, and I had no choice.
There is no way to change it, and I don’t know how to change it.
As for why the plot is advanced, it's very simple. If I don't write something eye-catching in advance, I won't even be able to get a test pitch. I don't know if anyone has noticed that I have already written 110,000 words, and I am still testing the waters.
Push it on, this is a situation that new authors only have, and this has become my treatment.
There’s nothing to complain about. I’m doing all the evil myself. My contemporaries, the Xianxia boss Yao Monk Hua Wuque, came here to test the waters with only 30,000 to 40,000 words, and he was also promoted on PC. I’m envious, my eyes are red.
Now, my book has this word count and almost no one has read it. What can I do?
I can only tear up the outline, delete the plot, and forcibly cheat the protagonist. Then, I have improved, got the test, and can advance.
According to the original outline, my book is a slow-burner. However, in the current online literary environment, only the real masters can touch the slow-burner. I don’t think I would have the guts to write about a slow-burner unless I am not afraid of pounce.
Therefore, readers who see this plot, please feel free to complain. This plot was forced to be advanced. There are small-scale deletions and modifications. Please give me some more reasonable suggestions. Large-scale changes are impossible. This plot is
The result has become the foundation for subsequent plot development, just like a bug written by a programmer, which cannot be touched at all.