Million Words Testimonial

I never thought I could write so many words...

According to this rhythm, only about one-sixth of it has been written, and there may be more.

After all, I like to write copies on the street, and I like more details, which may have something to do with my personal thoughts:

More life-like descriptions to increase the sense of substitution.

Just like the copy of the Three Kingdoms, writing about the clothing, food, housing, and transportation of the protagonist in ancient times makes him less like a modern person, and his acting style is close to the era described.

The same is true for writing this copy, building a worldview through what you have seen and heard.

Uh... there's nothing to say, why don't you sell it badly?

Forget it, let's get down to business.

Let's discuss future copies.

When I first wrote the Eastern copy, I received a lot of bad reviews. After the end, many readers gave good reviews, and the feedback was not satisfactory.

So, in the future, both Eastern and Western dungeons will be written for sci-fi dungeons, how about it?

There are originals in Western copies, but there are also fans. The former challenges, and the latter innovates.

As for the Eastern copy, such as Journey to the West and Fengshenbang, there are too many controversies, and I dare not write them, especially because they will be linked to [The Great Desolation]. spray.

In addition, the issue of combat power must also be considered. If it is really necessary to be involved, it must not be too early.

Of course, I personally still want to write Journey to the West. The protagonist plays a monster or a big villain. It's very interesting to think about it.

For the next Eastern dungeon, I plan to write it like this: history + demons + luck.

Refer to Liaozhai, and the previous copy of Gaowu Three Kingdoms.

At present, the era I want to write about is the ancient pre-Qin and Ming dynasties.

The former has a kind of romanticism, whether it is thought or story, it is very eye-catching, but the information is too difficult to find.

The latter mainly wants to write about a battle: the Imjin Japanese Rebellion, which Japan calls the Battle of Bunroku-Keicho, the demons and monsters crossing the Lishi Korea, and the Great Ming Army going out to crusade.

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After all, I wrote a million words, so I have to leave a souvenir, but I don’t know what to say, so I talked about the follow-up writing ideas.