I Will Resume Updating Tomorrow and Briefly Talk About the End

Alright, it's almost done. I'll resume updating tomorrow.

Everyone should still pay attention to protection recently. This disease is too uncomfortable. I have a fever for at least two days, and my head hurts so much. I have no strength and want to vomit when I eat. In short, try to avoid it if you can.

Finally, regarding the completion of this book, the African savannah is the last dungeon. I will finish it after this dungeon is finished, and it will probably be finished before the Chinese New Year.

I can't go to the Amazon rainforest anymore.

In fact, after writing so many dungeons, the content is basically the same. The line of wilderness survival is too thin. Many times I have no idea where to start. I can only discover some creatures, talk about their characteristics, and then capture or eat them. I feel too boring every time I write it myself, not to mention as a reader.

The dungeon itself is actually telling a story. It's not that you can have different and novel stories to write by going to different rainforests. I have written so much, and I feel that there are actually many places that are repeated. I can only say that I have too little accumulation.

Maybe I could write about encountering natural disasters, dangers, or even discovering unknown relics, but I am actually a person who pays great attention to logic. I encountered a disaster once, twice, and the more I wrote, the more I felt that it was inconsistent, unrealistic, and exaggerated. There was something that hindered my emotional investment, and I just wrote it like a job.

Just like encountering an ancient tomb in Egypt, I didn’t actually want to write about this, but someone commented that relics could be discovered. Thinking of the boring developments all the time, I wanted to try it, but I really couldn’t think of any shocking relics reappearing in the light of day, how shocking and shocking the scene would be, what sky gardens, what underground cities, what magnificent wonders, because this is not very scientific, in the end I could only make an old tomb that was not discovered. . ,

The first few times were okay, but the more I went on, the more I was worn out.

Before the geese, every time I wrote to the climax, I would have a feeling of excitement that seemed to be the same, and I wanted to post it immediately for everyone to see, but after that, this feeling became less and less, and every time I wrote it, I didn’t even want to post it, I felt very embarrassed.

Essentially, as a newcomer, I actually had a lot of trial and error when writing this book, and I lacked experience, etc. If I could do it again, it would definitely be much better than it is now, but it's a pity that there are no more opportunities.

This is undoubtedly regrettable. As the first novel that has achieved some results, I have invested a lot of emotion in Zhihuang, but in the end, I saw that due to my lack of ability, there have been only a few hundred subscriptions, which actually made me very uncomfortable.

Writing a book is too difficult, and I am about to graduate. I no longer have so much time to make mistakes, so in the last little time, I want to try a new subject and don't want to be stuck in this old pit again.

As for what to write about in the new book, I haven't thought about it yet, or I have many themes to write, but I haven't decided which one to write.

If it fails, the next book will return to the wilderness itself. At that time, I may write a story about a zoo. The protagonist may be a young zoo director who discovers unknown creatures, survives in the primitive wilderness, and animals and people. Add more story lines, so that perhaps we can avoid the thinness and boredom of simple survival.

That's about it.

Thank you for your continued support.

Happy New Year!