The second volume is over. This volume is just on the shelves. It has been updated in 15 days. It was released on the day of its release. It also made several consecutive updates. It feels like it has surpassed its limit again.

I feel quite emotional and a little bit of thought after writing along the way.

However, before I talk about my thoughts, I will explain the update time first. I hope all friends who follow the update will leave a message below. As for book friends who don’t follow the update, you are all fattening anyway, so it doesn’t matter how to update time.

Recently, book friends have been asking me for reactions, saying that it is too tormenting to update at 0 a.m. every day, and I can't sleep well, which shocked me because I think about updating at 0 a.m. so that within 24 hours, all readers can see the latest chapters at any time. As a result, they said they were staying up late and waiting for the next day's update. I had no choice but to do so, it was not my fault.

In order to give readers a good night's sleep, I thought about a few updates to let everyone decide.

1: Updated at 0 a.m., the same as before.

2: Updated at 6 a.m.

3: Updated at 12 noon.

4: Others. Leave the specific needs in this chapter.

This is roughly the case. Since today is the end of the volume and a new volume is written, the update will probably be a little later tomorrow. The update time will start stabilizing the day after tomorrow, and it will also give everyone a time to vote.

That's roughly that.

The main body of the second volume is about the "Shen Wood World" about the "Panrong Immortal Tree", as well as the protagonist's extraordinary achievements, participating in the Holy Examination Examination, and gradually rising in the Earth World.

Because when I was designing this copy, Sekiro was released, I made the ending of Dragon Returning to Home (in fact, the outline of this book was written very early, and the copies were written one after another one after another). I talked with a few author friends whether there was a large pile of divine dragons and divine trees in China, and then wrote the original outline - it just fits Yala's identity and can also involve the concept of the great existence and divine trees that were originally designed.

Of course, this book is not a fan of Sekiro.

By the way, if someone says I am water, but it doesn't mean where I am water, I will delete all this evaluation. This is a matter of personal writing rhythm. If I really want water, I can write 200,000 words in the five months after the physical test, kill a few evil demons in the middle, deal with a few extraordinary families, and abuse the southern leader of the Storm Society, and even travel to another world... My god, more than 200,000 words, at least 400,000 words are complete.

Of course I won't write this way. Although the plot is just as reasonable, the pace is too slow.

The reason why I say so much is just a doubt. I have clearly streamlined the plot so much, why do people still say it?

For characters that have nothing to do with the plot, I didn’t even give them a name, but those who gave them names were all characters that would definitely appear in the future, that is, supporting roles.

Supporting characters are guys whose fate is affected by the protagonist. Their stories are the derivatives brought about by the protagonist's change of the world. I think it is a very important part of shaping a world. Otherwise, from the protagonist's perspective, there will definitely be many blank spaces.

Whether it is Ma Jing, Tang Yuan or the National Master, I never want to write their stories, and I can even regard them as my personal pursuit.

If you don’t talk about this, this is a problem with personal writing habits. I will not change it, nor will I think it is a disadvantage.

The real disadvantage I think is that the Shenmu World is longer. When I took the detailed guide for my friends and editors, they all said it was a bit long. The first other world should be shorter and faster, so I thought about whether to write it in two paragraphs, that is, I started from the chapter "Thinking in the Dark", and later I wrote about the National Master and the Demon Emperor.

But after thinking about it, I decided that it would be better to finish it in one go. This way I can write it myself and it is in line with the logic of the protagonist - but in this way, it is inevitable to read it, and it also makes the plot seem a bit inconsistent with the primary and secondary.

The book's listing results are OK. The first order is nearly 4,000, and it will be excellent on the first day. The subsequent results and monthly tickets are also very gratifying. Compared with the previous book, it is more progress.

But no matter how I said that after writing this book, I also vaguely discovered that the problems that restrict my book and the various poison points that others always complain about are myself. Because I am a simple mind, I always pass the tutorials quickly when playing games (not skip), and directly kill people who have passed by them, so some of the thinking logic may be really rough and second-class.

My thinking logic is that when I encounter a copy, I 'enter, kill monsters, and complete the task', and when I meet a boss, I 'find out the routine and kill him' - I prefer to write some world settings and write stories from other perspectives, which will give me the pleasure of writing.

So the characters and plots I write about may sometimes expose this.

This is the sequelae caused by playing too many games such as Monster Hunter God Eater. Without a plot, it is just killing monsters. It is also very pleasant. Moreover, the battle process in the brain is relatively detailed, and many details are the same as the scene, so I can't help but want to write it.

But novels cannot be written like this. The novel needs to be detailed and clear, and the primary and secondary are clear. I did not do this well, and the expectation of the plot is not very good. These are all problems that need to be solved and are difficult to end. I hope that in the next writing process, the better the better.

It has been on the shelves for 15 days, and I am really grateful to my new and old book friends. I am grateful to myself. The plot has not been written in the shelves, unlike this book. It has been on the shelves for 2 weeks and has been booked to 700. It is not a terrible sight.

In other words, this shows that although the pace of this book may still be slow, it has definitely improved compared to me before.

In short, thank you for reading. The story in Volume 3 is even more exciting - if it is not exciting, it will be a failure.

Thank you to all the book friends who rewarded you, you are awesome, 5555!
Chapter completed!