I just saw the easter egg stamp activity that allows book friends to draw prizes. I had ignored it before~ I quickly sent it out to see if it was successful.
My most important words are at the front: I wish you all a happy Spring Festival~~~
Then, by the way, let’s make up for the in-shelf remarks that I missed before.
Thank you very much for your support and subscribing to The Black Sun. That book...how do I say it? When I first wrote it, its name was actually called "The Sun Glooms as Normal", but it was originally changed for some reasons.
Ru Ming's name.
In fact, he didn't have much expectations for his grades in that book. After all, the level was there. If he didn't go there, he wouldn't come back. He was stuck there, so the current state was expected.
Let’s take the opportunity to respond to a few questions that book friends are more concerned about.
The first is the direction of the plot. The plot is roughly divided into two lines. One is the changes in the world, and the other is related to the Cthulhu style, but the two are parallel to a certain extent.
He even hopes to write about a fantasy world that is constantly developing and changing in the East of the Indescribable Shadow. The choices of the protagonist and human beings individually and collectively are what he really wants to express (probably).
The second is the growth and character setting of the protagonist.
There is actually nothing to say about that. Many readers will think that the protagonist is weak, played, manipulated, etc... There is really nothing he can do about that. If he is very good at writing after the book is over, he will set up another one.
Come on, a man who can blow up the earth with one punch.
Bu Nao can guarantee that the protagonist will do some "big things" in the plot of Jie Donglai.
As for how big it is, we'll keep it a secret.
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Oh, that’s wrong, we keep updating during the holidays~ It’s still 8K, twice updated every day.