First of all, thank you "htsdzyx" for your valuable suggestions~
I also know what this reader said. Before I started the book, I also checked a lot of historical information on Diablo, but I found a problem. If it were written completely according to the official Diablo novel, all professions would come from training.
and inheritance, then this book would be a bit difficult to write.
First of all, both Diablo 1 and Diablo 2 are linear stories with one or more protagonists. If I write according to the storyline set by Blizzard, how will the protagonist of the book be inserted into the story.
If I focus on describing the protagonist of this book, then the protagonist of the original story is destined to be downplayed due to insufficient prominence. In the end, it will become a boring journey of the protagonist of this book going through hell alone.
Moreover, with the ability of the insect swarm, how much help will the protagonist of the original story have to the protagonist of this book after fighting in hell?
In what aspects will it be reflected?
And if I directly use the protagonist or one of the protagonists of the original story to describe it, then how will the entertainment unfold without mentioning issues such as plagiarism and infringement?
One is the issue of length. If it is unfolded directly as a linear story like the original work, then every scene that appears in the game is destined to be just a quick glance, because the linear story has one main purpose. In the original work, this purpose is to help mankind resist hell.
Invasion.
And this will be the final and only purpose. If it is written like this, the length will definitely not be long, and it will also not be able to develop enough entertainment.
So to sum up, I finally abandoned the original plot set by Blizzard, and adopted a more game-like mode to write, which is more able to unfold the plot. This kind of writing can also fully stimulate various innovative plots and different plots from the original work.
Things can not only dilute the inevitable infringement problems, but also allow readers to see new and more interesting things.
I have also described in this book about the connection between the Necromancer, Rathma and the Chaos Dragon Tageo. The final method I used was to downplay this relationship and connection, although doing so may ultimately make the novel
It is completely separated from the relationship tree of the original work, but this also means that the restrictions of the original work on this book are completely lifted.
After weighing the pros and cons, I finally decided to distinguish the asylum world in this book from the asylum world in the original work, and add more new stories, new plots, and new characters to fill it up, in order to make it
Can achieve a more entertaining effect.
After all, novels are written to make people enjoy reading them. If being faithful to the original works conflicts with this, I believe it is a very simple matter how to make a choice.
Moreover, making the heroes in the original work completely professional has another benefit, which is a complete career system and upgrade system that requires no extra effort and no need to kill brain cells.
This system is much more intuitive than the vague "grow in battle", and is also much friendlier to novel readers.
Finally, the professional system can also strengthen the threat of hell and provide a good prerequisite for the future protagonist to lead the insect swarm to fight against the hell army.
After all, the Zerg are a war race, and based on Blizzard’s setting in the original book, the three races in the interstellar universe are stronger than the forces of hell. After all, one is a race that has entered interstellar civilization and can mass-produce interstellar battleships, while the other is
The great power belongs to oneself, and war is limited to soldiers against soldiers and generals against kings.
I think there is no need to mention which side has greater war potential between the two.
If written completely according to the original work, when the Zerg can produce large-volume biological star warships such as Zerg Hosts, Hell will actually have no resistance. Moreover, the Zerg can continue to evolve, and new and highly targeted new weapons will continue to appear.
Arms, even old arms, can continue to mutate, becoming stronger and more adaptable to the battlefield.
In this case, I'm afraid that the setting will collapse if I can't write even one million words.
Finally, things like Leviathan can be used as a world, and the Zerg does not only have one Leviathan. The protagonist will organize a biological fleet composed of Leviathan and Behemoth in the future.
Oops, spoilers, spoilers~
So, thank you "htsdzyx" again for your valuable suggestions, but this is already a problem of outline setting, unless I change everything I posted before, and then completely overturn the detailed outline I am about to write.
Not to mention how troublesome this is, I'm afraid the editor will eat my...
Finally, I once again complain about the comment system of Qidian. As an author, I can't reply in the book review area of my own book... It's simply...
No more talking, let’s just write down the words, there will be another chapter tonight~!
