MTL - Life Simulation: Add Entries Starting From Health Preservation Skills-~ January summary + February plan + Calvin asked for a day off
January summary + February plan + Calvin asked for a day off
This is a hip-pull strip, a little slack, take a day off, or2.
First of all, I have to admit that the rhythm of writing recently is problematic. I owe more, so I am in a hurry.
So the more you write, the bigger the problem.
The last time something went wrong was the plot of the Nujiao Gang.
Many readers reacted unhappily to the plot of the Angry Dragon Gang. Later, I made adjustments to chapters and details, and added changes, so after the adjustments, the grades dropped first and then rose.
As a result, I had a goat at the beginning of last month, and I had stretched my hips for more than half a month. After recovering a little energy, I wanted to make up for it. When I was in a hurry, something went wrong.
Caught in a cycle where the villain is too strong, the protagonist promotes anti-killing, and then a stronger villain appears, and the protagonist starts to hang up again. This is problematic.
Originally according to the outline, the plot is also written in this way, but there will not be such a high frequency of conflicts. There should be foreshadowing and then details.
Because the amount of updates is reduced, in order to avoid hydrology, the rhythm must naturally be accelerated.
If the pace is too fast, it will not be watery, but if it is too dry, the reading experience may not be very good for readers, and it will be very rough.
Recently, adjustments have been made. After the opening of the Outer Sea Scroll, the problems and lessons of the Nujiao Gang's coercion in the early stage of the plot and the forced leapfrogging at the end of the plot will be absorbed.
The style of writing before it was put on the shelves is the most suitable for me.
The inland plot has reached the end of the stage, so the protagonist has to get a lot of benefits before leaving.
The roll will be adjusted when entering the open sea.
I remember the testimonials on the shelf saying that this book is a bai shuang article that maintains basic logic, but in the middle paragraph, it pays too much attention to logic, and instead writes problems.
For the sake of logic, the protagonist should not be allowed to skip the level brainlessly, but facing too strong enemies, he must find ways to cheat, and he has to hang on in the middle, but this dog is aggrieved. After a long process, even if you get revenge, you won't feel refreshed.
Because the system itself is in conflict with the logic, they are all disabled, and the protagonist is forced to hibernate because the enemy is too strong, which is itself a problem. The best way is actually not to write these, or come up with a better way to solve this contradiction.
Should not force conflicts.
A few books I like to read the most—The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortals, Jidao Tianma, Ten Fang Wusheng, all of which are well handled in this regard. Han Li called Han Paopao, and the first five or six hundred sheets were all running, but they were very smooth.
My protagonist is forced to confront the enemy because of too many concerns. After writing too much, the readers are tired, and I feel uncomfortable. You should use the simulator to avoid some scourges, which is really stable.
My previous idea was to let the protagonist get more benefits inland, and then go to the outer sea to develop steadily for more than ten years, and wait until the "Qiantian Palace" opens and returns, and harvest a wave inside.
Afterwards, he came out to retreat directly to break through the Martial God, killing aristocratic families indiscriminately.
For the sake of this big climax, it’s okay to feel a little wronged in the middle. But there are fewer updates and the cycle is longer, which is indeed a problem.
So, the best way now is to change the map (this is also the original plan of the outline)
Wai Haijuan will not write some forced conflicts, just become a big boss and come back to kill randomly and it will be over.
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Ask the editor, there will be a guide on the 17th of this month, so it will be updated from the 17th. Before that, keep updating 6,000 words per day, and then save the manuscript.
In order to make the update look more, I’d better divide it into chapters first, it looks more, otherwise there will be too many readers who raise books (crying)
The owed update will be maintained on the 17th, and it should be basically repaid.
I really want to go to Wanding Club to have a look, everyone, please wait for my Wanding update.
Being backlashed by luck, the third watch beast who is about to recover stays.
(end of this chapter)