At 0:00 a.m. on August 1st, this book will be on the shelves.

As of the time I wrote this preview, this book has 8,800 collections, and 40 people have read it in two hours. After reading it in 24 hours, I think there will always be 200.

The miserable performance of this book can be seen from the data. However, it is actually difficult to correct the poor sales of this book.

Because if you read a good book, someone will definitely subscribe to it. Readers who usually have the habit of subscribing are not willing to subscribe because they definitely feel that the book is not worth it.

So instead of selling poorly, I think it would be better to give a promotional video-style trailer to encourage subscriptions.

Let’s just talk about some of the things that readers may find interesting after being put on the shelves. (It’s a bit subjective, so please understand)

The first interesting thing is to experience something from the perspective of a madman and make a normal decision in the secular world.

This idea comes from "The Strange Fairy" (an extra sigh, Foxtail is really a genius...)

But what I wrote is a little different. The specific difference lies in the beginning of a script killing "Arkham Syndrome".

Let me tell you a little story first. When you went on a date with your girlfriend, you went early. While waiting, you squatted under a tree bored and watched a group of ants work together to kill a giant mantis. You found it interesting and stretched out a finger to help.

got them.

But then the date arrived and you stood up immediately, but accidentally stepped on them when you left.

Do you have good intentions towards them? Or do you have bad intentions towards them?

This contrast between the perspective of gods and the perspective of ants was very interesting, and later I saw "The Strange Immortal", "The Hidden Abyss Syndrome", and "The Original Hunter".

So I had some ideas.

In many mysterious streams, the supporting characters often lose their temper and go crazy, but the protagonist can always maintain his sanity at critical moments. Even if he goes berserk, it is just a different form of explosion. Weird Fairy subverts this point, so it shocked me

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You can see from the situation of the protagonist in the fantasy land of Peach Blossom Land before it was put on the shelves that I thought about setting up the dilemma of the protagonist, that is, the protagonist is faced with a dilemma that is really unclear and will actually be in a state of madness.

Of course, I don’t intend to write a plot where the protagonist really turns into a madman. He really becomes a madman and regards human life as nothing. It really goes against the three views. I still want to write about the protagonist being in an extremely difficult decision, with reasonable and special methods.

, achieved what I wanted to do before I went crazy.

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The second point of interest:

Tianzun, that is, god.

In fact, many of the gods are a bit tired of aesthetics. They have octopus tentacles, various curious descriptions, side descriptions of people who see them falling into madness, and their unpredictable power.

It's not that this is bad, it's just that I think a powerful god doesn't have to look like this. Maybe I can bring you some novel experiences.

Just like the current Tianzun, a being who is a god but can talk to you and get along with you like a human being. This kind of respect and understanding for you is not God's mercy or anything, it is simply that this kind of behavior has no impact on you.

any cost.

Therefore, there is no difference between using fear or madness to control you and using temptation and respect to persuade you.

In the follow-up, after the protagonist goes crazy, Tianzun will always stand from the protagonist's perspective and give the protagonist an understandable answer, instead of simply helping the protagonist stop the madness.

As Tianzun said, "Crazy is not a flaw."

I think it's quite interesting to put yourself in the perspective of a madman and give an answer that a madman can accept.

Of course, because readers have a good impression of Tianzun, they will definitely not write a plot where Tianzun finally plays tricks on the protagonist or similar plots. The main thing is to express the costless love.

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The third point of interest:

The cage is happiness, and the unknown is the concrete manifestation of happiness.

Now that it has begun to emerge, I will give examples of how various historical figures understood this sentence and expressed their agreement or opposition.

The specific manifestation lies in the current Tiantiao and some very hidden plots.

Most importantly, and embodying the human spirit, there are endless possibilities even in the wider world.

No more, here are three currently conceived points that you might find interesting, and the rest are things that cannot be spoiled.

Although the performance of this book is incredibly poor, I still hope that it can bring some as novel an experience as possible to readers who can read it, even if it is only a little bit.

The most crucial and crucial thing is here.

I hope everyone will support and subscribe more!

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