The second part, "Chasing a Deer in the Central Plains, Raising a Hidden Dragon with One Hand," has been written.
This volume is relatively easy to write.
It also has a lot of laughs, and I often laugh out loud at what I write, which is very enjoyable.
The second part is probably the easiest one in the whole book.
All in all, my self-evaluation is nine out of five.
The quality is slightly inferior to the first volume, but the plot is richer than the first volume. After all, there are too many characters in the second volume.
I can't write everything as fully as I did in the first part. This is a problem of my insufficient writing skills.
The first part is actually just one thing, so the characters cost more to write.
The second part focuses on shaping the characters: Flood, Fierce Fire, Dankong, Bing Ming; Left and Right Heavenly Kings; Dongfang Marshal, deepening the shaping of characters, Zuo Changlu, Wu Yuting, Qin Fangyang; Nan Zhengqian; highlighting the characters, Xiao Nian'er, Xiao Duo Son, Li Chenglong.
There are too many new characters in the second part. This is a huge challenge for the writing of the third part.
Overall, it's pretty smooth.
I started writing the third part in the afternoon.
"Grudges and grudges must be happy, and peace of mind is all that is needed in this life."