After reaching 170,000 words, I finally put it to the test. Thank you to the editor.

When I first started writing the book, the editor took the trouble to read seven or eight drafts for two weeks, and patiently suggested directions for revision. He also suggested that I not write unlimited streaming, but just write the first copy, and put it on the urban channel, about a detective.

It’s a story about detectives in the Victorian era, and I helped think of the names... (The revision process was too painful, but I’d like to thank my editor for being very patient. It’s really rare to find such a good editor for a newcomer)

It's a pity that I didn't listen to it, mainly because the story was lengthened and I had to look up more information, which felt a bit thankless.

Moreover, Zhutianliu is more interesting. Although I don’t really like writing American comics, ahem, it seems that most Qidian science fiction readers like to read American comics.

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One of the reasons for the rush.

The Zhutianliu I wrote is partly based on historical events, partly a niche film and television drama, and partly borrowing ideas from old movies. For example, after watching "Blade Runner" with a friend, I felt particularly shocked, 82

I fantasized about the technology of 19 years ago. Although it is different from reality, I have to admire the screenwriter and director (you don’t have to brag about this drama, the originator of the cyberpunk style), so I came up with the idea of ​​writing a story about the silver wings in my heart.

The story of a killer.

This is probably the reason why I decided to write Infinite Flow. When I encounter novel ideas, I can write a copy, whether it is long or short...

At this point, I have to say that the second copy was originally planned to be longer and as close to reality as possible. However, despite receiving any feedback from readers, it seemed that the whole process was in a single player, so I fell into self-doubt.

Finally, under the premise of ensuring that the ending would not be too rushed and the turning point would not be too abrupt, the direction was temporarily changed.

Therefore, if any readers find any problems while reading, they can give feedback in the book review area. As long as it is not malicious abuse or arrogance, the author will accept it and will reply.

Regarding the next dungeons, they are "Blood Race", "Crazy Novelist", and others are to be determined, but there will definitely be dungeons with cyberpunk and steampunk backgrounds.

Tip: Bloodlines is a heavy-duty American drama that is very satisfying, while Crazy Novelist is a semi-original copy of Cthulhu. The reason why it is said to be semi-original is because the idea comes from an old Cthulhu-style movie.

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I don’t know what to say. I don’t like to publish single chapters. When I was a reader, I didn’t like to see the author publish single chapters, which affected the reading experience.

(Therefore, as an old bookworm, when I write a book, I don’t tend to care about the readers’ feelings because of my own pleasure. Brainless villains don’t seem to have appeared until now.)

This single chapter should be written as a reflection on the release of the book. The next single chapter should be a reflection on the completion of the book.

Some time ago, because no one gave me feedback, it was very painful for me to write. Especially when I saw the collection dropped, I almost doubted my life, and I repeatedly wandered between doing it and not doing it.

Fortunately, I woke up in time: Those who canceled their collections have no conflict with my writing of the book. They will not vote for me or subscribe. There is nothing to be regretful about. After all, everyone has different tastes, so there is no need to force or struggle.

When I was talking to the editor the day before yesterday about putting it on the shelves, he asked me to work harder and write. I said, regardless of grades, I would work hard to finish the book (meaning to finish it normally according to the outline).

It’s okay to explain to yourself that you may not have the energy to do the things you like to do in the second half of next year and the year after.

I don’t know when it will be released. It depends on the results of the trial launch. I set a flag here. I hope that the average order will be 50 and 200 will be available when the book is completed. There will be a creative subsidy for the first three months, and then the order will be exceeded.

It only costs 500, so the fourth month after it was put on the shelves was basically to generate electricity for love. I hope readers who are capable can give me support.

At least don't let Poujie feel like he's on a single player. That would be too boring. Spending several hours writing something would make you look like a fool.

The last book was such a eunuch. For sporadic readers, the grades were such that they didn’t dare to open the backstage to read it. Plus, my roommate shouted that it was black, so it was a eunuch.

I uninstalled the junk pesticides, and I didn’t buy any during the Year of the Ox today (it’s too ugly, the official version is too ugly). It’s a pity that I have thousands of dollars worth of skins on my account for the sake of code, woo woo woo.

So miserable...

Dear bosses, please give me a ticket and give me an initial order when it is released.

Finally, there will be one update today and tomorrow. I will start coding early tomorrow morning and save the manuscript. When it is pushed up on Sunday and next week, it will continue with two updates. After it is put on the shelf, there will be two updates.

I don’t know how to be a eunuch anymore, otherwise I will really have regrets. When I encounter a copy that I like, or a copy that readers strongly request, I will write a long copy. If the feedback is not good, I will give a normal ending and start a new copy.

Code words happily, code words make me happy.
Chapter completed!