After writing the chapter about the museum exchange meeting, it was obviously the beginning of the official confrontation with the Phantom Troupe...
I felt like I was suddenly exhausted.
I think it must be the pressure.
Because this plot has received mostly positive reviews from the beginning to now, and the results suddenly skyrocketed, I once saw the possibility of tens of thousands of bookings.
Well, it's actually an illusion, and the upper limit of hunter fandom... is almost over for me.
The only thing I'm sure of is that I don't think I failed. After all, the results are there...
But I don't know if I can maintain this level in the future.
When I first wrote about this plot, I was very unlucky.
At that time, I really wanted to ask for leave, but the plot had reached a critical point. I didn’t want to stop the update just like that, so I had to grit my teeth and persevere...
I don’t know if I can write this chapter in that state (low-grade fever, dizziness, headache, lymphatic pain, sore throat, low back pain, buttock pain, knee pain), but I just don’t want to stop updating it.
I don’t have an outline. Before writing this plot, the picture I could definitely picture in my head was how the knight, Finks, and Wojin would die.
Then there is a step-by-step deduction, leading the plot to the death of the knight, the death of Finks, the death of Wo Jin...
Until Moyo took off Finks' head with his bare hands, everything was in line with the results I had determined in advance.
But here at Wojin...
Well.
The picture I had at the beginning was of Moyu using Baishi Guanyin to destroy Wojin.
I think this is the most satisfying scene and the most suitable scene to end with.
But... Moyu rejected the image I wanted.
He believes that Baishi Guanyin cannot 100% kill Wojin who maintains "strongness" at all times, so it is impossible for him to choose to use Baishi Guanyin on Wojin.
This is the most difficult part for me to write this plot.
In the end, I abandoned the picture that I thought was the most satisfying and followed the choice that Moyu would make.
Sometimes it's like this. You think of how to write something that would be more enjoyable, but you can't pass the logic level.
So Baishi Guanyin bombarded Nobunaga to death because he trusted Wojin to protect him and neglected to protect him.
At this point, the plot is coming to an end.
Looking back at the various battles and layouts in this chapter, I, who am best at combat mechanics, tried to streamline the combat as much as possible.
I think I should be above the standard.
But what to do after this...
I like to let Moyu defeat the strong with the weak at a disadvantage, and I like to let Moyu use tactics to win the game.
But as Moyu becomes stronger, such "battle venues" will become increasingly rare.
So after writing the third chapter, I have been thinking about the follow-up direction.
Should I quickly connect to the original plot, or should I touch the dark continent?
There are suddenly many things to consider.
So much so that I haven’t been able to start coding Chapter 4 yet…
So I’ll just chat with the big guys and hope they won’t blame me. From now on, I will try my best to start with 6,000 words of updates every day.
Because when I was writing this plot, many big guys were urging me to update it online... all the comments urging me to update it made me feel a little guilty and guilty.
This makes me feel that I can’t continue to be a salty fish, at least to ensure that the update volume can increase.
It’s just that 10,000 words is too difficult for someone like me who is handicapped and mentally handicapped. I’m afraid I’ll lose quality in order to catch up on writing. But if I strive for a stable daily average of 6,000 words, I might be able to do it.
Enough chatting, let’s talk about combat power.
Something unpleasant happened while writing this plot, which made me complain...
In fact, after writing so many books, I have seen all the comments, and I have already become accustomed to them.
But I still can't stand "quoting words out of context" + "blaming them randomly". It makes me feel sick, so I don't regret releasing negative emotions for it.
The combat power of Hunter is actually very vague.
The comprehensive ability of a person with telekinesis ability is related to telekinesis skills, manifested energy, potential energy, telekinesis ability, tactical awareness, explosive power of instant thinking, physical fitness, physical skills, experience, and even the right time, place and people.
Some people with telekinesis abilities have great telekinesis skills, but their physical fitness and physical skills are average.
Some have great physical strength but average reading skills.
Some people with telekinesis abilities are average in all aspects, but they can suppress opponents stronger than themselves by virtue of geographical location and combat awareness.
Therefore, don’t judge the strength of one’s strength based solely on one of the “advantage gaps”. This is very hasty and incomprehensible.
You can't just assume that Killua is stronger than Yupi because Killua can't beat Yupi due to his speed advantage.
Just because Leorio knocked gold flying with one punch, it doesn't mean that Leorio can fight against gold.
One of the most interesting aspects of Hunter is that Xiaojie defeated the bomb demon with the weak and the strong...
If combat power is simply defined in this way, then there will be no way for the weak to defeat the strong in the Hunter World.
In fact, if Hunter World had a relatively clear combat power level.
Maybe fellow hunters can survive better.
But if the combat power of Hunter World becomes clear, then the diversity of telekinesis abilities will be greatly eclipsed.
You can't have your cake and eat it too, that's probably it.
I don’t know how far I can go with this book, but I’m very satisfied.
It's much better than Food Hunter's results.
I hope it will be better, although I don’t have much confidence, but in the future I will try to increase the average daily updates while ensuring quality.
After I finished writing this plot summary, I thought about taking a day off to rest for a long time.