Chapter 108 Testimonials

Ah, when I heard the editor's needle mentioning that it was on the shelves, my head went awry. It turns out that the new book has reached the word count.

Well, I'm just a salty fish, and these books were written only on a whim.

The first Ye Crow was because of the group of doctors who insisted on Che's bird's beak and finally got kicked out of the group, thinking of the villains of Che Gushen. Facts have proved that there is nothing to do without writing. It has also become a lifetime, although there are only a few book friends who have forgotten to unsubscribe and have been subscribing, but I still want to finish writing, at least complete this first work that is full of mistakes and omissions in the world view and has many problems (Actually, I have been thinking about how good the outline escape was at the time, hhhh, although I just learned that there is an end method like outline escape at the time)

The second Tsar, I basically wrote it when I was interested. Many book friends said that you are entertaining yourself. This is for sure, and you are not happy when you write it. I will still consider the perception of book friends.

Of course, I basically didn't listen to the opinions of the book friends. After all, the collapse of the night crow in about two hundred chapters was just reading the comments and wanting to explain, and then wrote a chapter that was almost equivalent to a suicide spoiler.

Now Tsar is also in the state of "to be continued". In fact, the book can be finished, but after all, the worlds written in the introduction have not been written yet. After that, the ending will probably be written first, and then those worlds will be written in the rhythm of extra chapters.

However, along the way, my own mental journey is quite clear.

At the beginning, Ye Ya was full of anger, and the book friends disagreed and talked about it, although some people did speak sparks and felt that they were here to provoke trouble.

When the Tsar was in power, anyone who followed me at the beginning should know that I just met one another.

After all, I am not the perfect protagonist in the book. The sky is falling apart. If the comments are good, I will be happy, but if the comments are bad, I will lose my mentality.

The mentality of defeat will lead to a chain reaction, which will cause problems when writing an article, and then a vicious circle. Many old authors in the group say that they should not read comments.

However, later, because I wanted to write a fan story of "Hero Academia", I watched the animation at station b at least 30 times, Shana's barrage was also quite worrying, and I read the comics six or seven times

Anyone who knows about it probably knows that the barrage comment area of ​​this fan is completely the kind of mentality that explodes when you click it, and it was written at the time.

Compared with the hundreds of "flowers" in the lol gaming circle, but these two fandoms, one new and the other old, repeatedly blew up my mentality dozens of times.

I understand one thing, you can't control other people's mouths and thoughts.

Watch more irritating bullet screens, repeated explosions will help sharpen the edges and corners.

Regarding the comments and comments, I began to read them with a lazy mentality of "as long as I don't have bad breath and personally attack me".

What kind of evaluation is possible, whether it is like it or hate it.

I don't bother to care about some inexplicable comments that I will reply to the public on the PS public screen before.

There are so many people in the world, and the brain circuits of people are different from person to person. I can't control what people think or how it arises, so just leave it alone.

Didn't bother to complain at all.

I just looked through the comment section of Silver Crow today. People have different brain circuits, and they don’t match up at all. I almost didn’t understand what I was talking about. After thinking about it, I realized that these people probably weren’t looking at my post. Book, typed a comment after a cursory glance.

That's right, after all, reading novels is not a group game, and I can't tell them to dice for inspiration in the key places like I did to the bad guys. It's very common to skip the key information and end up with a hasty BE end.

Back to the topic.

The third Silver Crow, when I opened the book, told the new chapter of the Night Crow, and told the book friends who were still reading that the Silver Crow was almost a restart of the Night Crow with a mysterious shell.

Needless to say, everyone knows the framework of the Silver Crow. It is basically picked out from the "Lord of the Mysteries" by the Squid Girl. There is also a mixture of new ideas when writing Night Crow and Tsar. The framework of sequence and path has also undergone a lot of magic changes because it needs to fit the world view, and.

Squid Girl hasn't finished writing the mystery yet, so the framework can't be completely cut out, so she can only carry out magic changes and reconstructions based on the parts that have been cut out, combined with settings such as Kabbalah occultism and Tarot cards.

Should it be called the mystical genre?

Just like the wizard genre that got lost before, the wizards in the Glory World of the Night Crow are wizards, and basically only the name of wizards can correspond to the wizards. It's like a tiger drawing a cat, after all, in terms of writing, my scumbag is no match for the squid girl.

If you have read my first two books, most of them have a sense of déjà vu, whether it is the seemingly invisible connection with Ye Yaliat, or the folklore setting that is exactly the same as the desert culture fanatics of the Qin people in the tsar.

In a sense, Nightjaven and Tsar are both Silverjaven's.drafts?

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Silver Crow's world view uses a lot of Ye Crow's abandoned cases, and piles up some inspirations from writing the Tsar, but there will be many differences in settings, at most it is a few background boards, based on Ye Crow's guess of Silver Crow You will guess wrong (stand up).

However, regarding the setting, I am also confused about whether the relationship with Night Crow is a parallel world or a follow-up world.

I have already prepared the background for both statements, but it doesn't matter which one is in the end.

To sum it up in one sentence, don't use the night crow's worldview.

(Actually, I still don’t quite understand how the conclusion that “this book serves the Night Crows” came to be. Could it be said that inheriting the world view is serving the Night Crows? But the problem is that the world view of this book and the multiple worlds of the Night Crows are different from each other. Not on the number.)

I have fully set up the worldview setting from beginning to end, and the structure is completely clearly written on the outline. All the things displayed so far belong to the scope of self-consistent worldview and the scope of self-justification. Of course, because of the writing style and Due to the relationship between writing habits, this book may still lack passion and give people a flat feeling.

After all, I'm not a squid girl, and I can't learn the brushwork of a squid girl.

Ah. I have said a lot in eloquence, and it is still a sentence, asking for various supports such as subscriptions.

It's about 12 o'clock in the morning, that is, Chapter V will open at 0:00, and the big author will open it on time. We small authors are lagging behind, and it may be about ten minutes late.

(Because it was too sudden, it was also yesterday afternoon that Zhenda suddenly asked me to put it on the shelves. My head froze for a while, and then I nodded. I didn’t save the manuscript at all. There were twenty chapters saved when the book was opened, but because I get lazy from time to time. In fact, when the needle asks me, my saved manuscripts have already returned to 0, so I don’t need to wait specially. Although I want to fight, I still have to get off work to get the time code. I guess the v chapter will be opened in the early morning. Sometimes, there are only two to three chapters.)

But there is still one last sentence, asking for various supports such as subscriptions.

(More than 2,000 words, I suddenly remembered which book I read before, and it seemed that the testimonials were set as Chapter V)