After fighting May Disease for a month, I finally completed full attendance.
Recently, I feel more and more that three perfect attendance leave application slips are not enough, but what is in front of me is the new perfect attendance in June.
Of course, I will continue to play no matter what, until I finish the book, don’t worry; if you have the ability to let me take the first place in the category every month, I have the ability to do so every month.
So, how is the situation in June...
First of all, I went out to play yesterday to celebrate Children's Day (it sounded like I was a child), so the first leave request note had disappeared.
Secondly, "The Second-rate Detective and the Cat" is still being serialized in the form of a physical book extra; for this issue's story, I am considering whether to write a case divided into three or even four parts, because the previous one was only
The two-part format always felt like the plot would be a bit rushed.
Next, let’s talk about this month’s plot of “Thriller Paradise”.
The script of "Summer Memories", which is currently more than half in progress, was drawn from the last time I went out to play an escape room, but the mechanism and plot I wrote have little to do with that escape room...
Although there was a notice before that this time I would write a script related to the main plot, but in actual writing, it seemed that there was no room for the main plot to intervene, so I decided... forget it.
I will try to finish this script in early June, and then work on a solo script to advance the main storyline...at least, that's what I think now.
At the moment, I am mainly conceiving the plot of Yuchaolian. Regarding the hidden lines in this "free exploration mode", I have already thought about how to fill the holes in the early stage of setting up, and have already laid the groundwork. My plan is...
...Let Feng Bujue return to this mode before autumn and wrap up this story line.
Okay, that's all I have to say about the plot...that's all I can say.
Do you feel that today's trailers are more about big plot plans?
In fact, this is normal, after all, the story of "Thriller Paradise" has entered the final stage.
This year can be said to be a year of filling in the gaps. This book will not be able to accompany you for too long. We have finally reached the time to say, "Read it for one month, and you will lose one month."
Objectively speaking, this book... is indeed very long, and can even be said to be too long; the boredom caused by the excessive length will obviously continue to increase, and in the later stages, I spent a lot of energy writing it.
The stories you write may not get as good a response as the stories you write haphazardly in the early stages.
For me personally, this is a kind of learning and training, because it is the first time I have written such a long novel. The two novels I wrote before were both completed in about 1.2 million words, and
The word count of "Thriller Paradise" will definitely exceed four million when it is completed; besides, I really don't know how to write so-called "upgrades" and "routines", and use such a long line that only exists in "the outline in my mind"
, looking back, I feel incredible.
To this day, I can say that I will maintain and improve on the advantages of this book; and I think the shortcomings of this book are more valuable and can become an experience from which I can improve.
But in any case, the whole story of "Thriller Paradise" can be said to be a done deal; if you want to ride this ship to the end, you have to take away both the parts you like and the parts you don't like...
Yes, I am here to give you a precaution, because in the final stage of the story, especially the main plot, there may be some plot twists that will surprise you.
Hmm... I wrote a lot without realizing it, and I feel like if I continue to say it, something very serious will be revealed.
So, that’s it for this preview, see you next month. (To be continued.)
