To be honest, a lot of the reason why such a book is written like this is because I am a novice and don't have a specific outline.

To be honest, I wrote as much as I felt, until I wrote more than 1 million words. The more incredible I felt, but the problem of not having an outline in the later period has become more and more obvious. Many things cannot be coherent before and after, giving people a very uncomfortable feeling. comfortable feeling.

I'm not a **** after all, I'm just a rookie who has just started. Even if I'm trying my best to fix it, there are still many mistakes.

This book taught me a lot of lessons and gained a lot (not to mention the economics, mainly the experience).

Should it be cut off? This question has been bothering me for a long time. When the author of Sandstorm Heaven suddenly ended, I wanted to end it at that time, but in the end I continued to write it down. Until now, the book has more than 1.2 million. Elf Wen is also a work with a very considerable number of words.

Until the recent results, I finally wrote the protagonist to the mainland, and started the adventure in the mainland, but some readers may think that it is inappropriate to write this way, and think that the protagonist is so powerful, why go directly to pretend, and have to be an undercover agent? ?

Seriously, I know the number of subscriptions. Even if I bring the protagonist back to the mainland, there is still no way. There are too many people who are unwilling to subscribe. Not supported by readers.

More than 1.2 million, I am very tired and tired to write, and my family has repeatedly asked me to end this illegitimate job. I am really really really sad in my heart.

I don't know how long I can continue to write, but I will continue to write. This book has really put a lot of my efforts into it, and I don't want him to die in the middle.

When I didn't want to continue washing that day, the chapters I wrote in the future would become public chapters, so everyone would not object to me breaking and procrastinating, after all, it was already free.

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