Volume 278: End of Volume Notes

It’s time for the familiar end-of-volume remarks.

Although writing is my job, it’s always a bit tiring to do something for too long. I’ve been writing this book for ten months. In fact, when I started writing the book, I expected it to be finished in about a million words, but I didn’t expect it to be a bit long.

The world view is a bit big, but if I finish it hastily, it seems a bit too careless.

The story of the second volume is finally finished.

It should be considered a slightly unexpected, but reasonable ending.

I never spoil the plot, and I won’t reveal how things will develop in the future.

The only time a book will not be spoiled is when the serialization has not yet ended. If I tell the future content in advance, the future development will seem strange and boring.

I don’t know if there are any readers who regard Rona as a roadside minion at the beginning.

Just a passing true god who may be a little cooperative.

That’s probably how it feels.

But in the end, Lu Cang “died” in the hands of such a character who seemed to be just passing by.

This volume begins with Rona.

It also ends with Rona.

This is also part of the loop. As an author, there are too many things I cannot say. I hate to let characters be riddlers.

I prefer to say things directly. I don’t like to create those mysterious characters who are talking nonsense and don’t know what they are talking about. They talk about fate and destiny, and you will know when the time comes.

If it is something that really does not need to be known to certain people, I prefer to let a certain character not say it directly.

Rather than saying half and not saying half.

However, after all, characters have their own personalities. Some characters are indeed created with bad taste and like to see other people’s sad and desperate reactions.

Some characters just like to say half and see other people’s anxiety, so they naturally have to meet this characteristic.

Sometimes when reading some works, some readers may have questions, why the final BOSS does not kill the protagonist when the protagonist grows up?

Here——

Kill him.

Of course, Rona does not look like the final BOSS.

As for who the final BOSS will be...

As a person, I never spoil it.

The title of the volume has been changed.

Collapse Loop.

I think when this book is completely finished, most of the puzzles will be answered.

I think there are hints about the future fate of different characters.

Of course, this is the hint I think I gave according to my thinking.

Everyone thinks differently, and it is possible that I think differently from most people.

The next volume will be shorter.

The whole book may be opened to the fourth volume. I don’t know if it will exceed two million words, but judging from the plot I can see with my naked eyes, it is likely to exceed two million words.

Generally, the content of each volume will become shorter and shorter as a book goes on.

The content laid out in the front will gradually be concluded in the later stage.

To be honest, the current income is just ordinary.

The motivation for me to continue writing is no longer to make money, but just to finish this book completely.

If I have to choose from the perspective of profit, I would rather finish the book directly and start a new one.

But from an emotional point of view, I still plan to finish this book.

We all live in the real world, so we should all understand.

In particular, this is my job, and making money is definitely the first priority for a job. Otherwise, I would be working for nothing without making money.

I try my best to write and edit every book, using all my life's learning and all my skills, but after all, human energy is limited, and many things are often not considered carefully, and the records may be slightly confused.

I made too many attempts in this book. It was the first time to write the protagonist to death.

It was also the first time to write that the protagonist had a complete team, and the team had been growing with the protagonist and playing a role.

Many attempts were the first time.

For me, many things must be tried before they can be proficient.

The speed of the final ending of this volume was a bit fast, maybe because I was impatient.

The work can witness the author's character.

It's also like a mirror reflecting oneself.

For my profession, you can probably see the author by reading the text.

I have read many excellent works and have seen many excellent works.

Sometimes you will see some very powerful creators who create shocking works.

It really makes people feel magical!

But sometimes these authors are short-lived, as if they are just interested.

They just write one of his works, and then they are gone.

It really makes people hate it.

They obviously have such talents, but they don’t leave much.

They are really too arrogant.

There are also some creators who are really unfair to fate. They are restricted by the times and regions and can no longer create excellent works.

For example, someone named Mo Xueyin.

There are really many things that make people feel very sighing.

I have gone too far.

Every author has his own different writing style.

I should have mentioned that normal authors write from beginning to end in one breath.

And I am the kind of author who already knows what to write in this chapter, so I will write a little bit here and there in this chapter, and then patch up the details to make a complete chapter.

At the same time, I am also the kind of author who will write very enthusiastically when I am in high spirits.

For me, it will be very uncomfortable if I don’t do something interesting. If I write a plot that is too conventional, I will feel very boring, and then I don’t want to write.

That’s probably how I feel.

So when I write, I often write very eccentrically.

The mood when writing will also greatly affect my creative state at that time.

But people can’t always keep their high spirits.

What’s more, writing a book is a matter that lasts for more than ten months, even a year, or even longer.

So this also causes my creative state to fluctuate frequently.

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There is no rule for this volume-end speech. It can be regarded as casual, and I will say whatever comes to mind.

I have always been a person who can’t sit still. Whether it is writing a book or life, I always want to do something.

Personally, I enjoy the similar: Wow, why is it like this? What will happen?

Such emotional feedback.

If you know the outcome of everything, wouldn’t it be boring?

If I accidentally know the ending of a game or a story, I will lose interest in the game I wanted to watch or play.

Even if I continue to play, I feel that a large part of the fun is missing.

Unless the main content of this game is not exploration.

But for novels...

The plot is the most important content! Knowing what will happen in advance will indeed reduce the fun!

For example, if I already know who is dead, then when I look at this person, I will treat him as a future dead person. Anyway, there will be a very subtle feeling, and it will not be fun to read.

Of course, everything I said is for me, my own opinion.

Some people like to know the plot in advance and continue to read.

I don’t mean to criticize it. After all, everyone has different interests and hobbies.

However, for novels, unless I have an accident, this book will always end, and the day when it becomes a known and established fact will eventually come.

Since it is now in the serialization period, why not let me maintain this short-lived mystery.

The content of this volume is mainly to open up the relationship of the upper world, lead the Tianjiao to appear, and run away from some maps of the upper world.

Compared with the first volume of one million words, the second volume has 500,000 words, and the characters appearing also include the characters of the first and second volumes, which means that the space available for each person is less.

For readers, it may feel that the author has endless ink to write a lot of things.

For the author, the space is extremely limited.

Many processes in this volume are used to lay the groundwork for the connection between the previous and the next.

In addition to the protagonist group, the two most important characters in this volume are Neherkato and Rona.

I don’t want the ceiling-level characters I wrote to appear too weak.

For example, Rona.

The true god is not a reckless man with only fighting power.

Instead, he knows reincarnation, knows everything in his field of expertise, and is a generalist who is good at layout and calculation.

Even a reincarnation existence like the protagonist cannot easily escape from the hands of such a character.

Even, he will fail in the battle of wits and lead to his own death.

This is the struggle at this level.

Unlike the little Karamis who are jumping around in the world, such as demigods, sub-gods, and pseudo-gods.

About the death of the protagonist...

I won't reveal the subsequent content.

It's only been a few chapters since he died, don't worry...

Even if, I mean even if, after all, I won't spoil the plot, I'm just making assumptions based on the reader's perspective.

Even if the protagonist can really be resurrected, he will be resurrected just two or three chapters after his death, which is equivalent to dying in vain, what's the meaning of this death.

In terms of narrative techniques, there is nothing special to say about the content of this whole volume.

There are more pits to dig, so I don't have to lay too much groundwork later.

In fact, I do want to reveal something in my heart.

But as long as I say about the subsequent plot, almost every word will become spoiler information.

In fact, sometimes, I really feel that I am always looking for death.

There are ready-made things that have been written, comfort zones, and proven writing methods.

I don't write steadily, but always like to mess around.

There is no attempt that can always succeed, and there is no novel idea that is always exciting. There is always a minefield.

But actually, it is more fun to write, but it is also more helpless if I get scolded.

However, there is no author who is not scolded. No matter how famous and awesome the author is, they are scolded. What am I?

As for the third volume, it is another new attempt in a writing style that I have never tried before.

There is also a more regrettable news. The update frequency may be reduced again starting from next month.

Then about the new book, some readers may have seen it.

The content of the new book can be regarded as a combination of the themes I have written.

As for the reason why the protagonist is not Lu Cang, it is because many readers have responded that if the protagonist is Lu Cang, it will feel like a big account opens a small account, but the small account can't beat anything in the new book.

Although it is repeatedly emphasized that it is just the same name, there is no special relationship.

But after thinking about it, this may indeed be a serious problem.

So in this book, I temporarily set the protagonist to another name.

If there is other feedback in the future, I will continue to use Lu Cang's tradition in other books.

The amount of updates to be updated will be much larger in the future.

Fortunately, the structure of the Guild book has been almost determined, so there is no need to think about very complicated things.

Usually I think about what I should write before the next volume.

The true God in the fantasy world is not a pure background from beginning to end, and I prefer to portray the entire fantasy world as a place with hidden dangers.

A place where even someone as strong as Lu Cang would perish.

Even true gods cannot die peacefully in the illusion world, such as Liu Ni.

In fact, sometimes I really want to write more about Lu Cang's experiences in previous lives, but the space is really too short.

This needs to be written, and that needs to be written as well.

Hmm... Actually, this volume doesn't have as much to say as before.

When I was thinking about where to publish my new book, I actually struggled for a long time.

Finally, it was sent to this account.

The main purpose is to explode some gold coins and make some quick money, so basically the structure will not be too long, and it will basically be short, fast, and fast-paced.

If there is another copy...

We’ll see when the time comes. The current plan is to write two more books. If I really don’t fit here, there’s nothing I can do about it.

I prefer to write old routines that are a little simpler and don't require much thinking.

Okay, that’s about it.

The closing remarks of this volume are pure idle talk.

Originally I wanted to talk about the plot, but after thinking about it, maybe some of the plots I highlighted seemed to have foreshadowing.

It's easy to feel like a spoiler.

For example, the matter of Izpalut and the matter of Cumiloni.

As well as the jealous witch Roti, as well as Xin Jueyue, Ahekator and Nai.

As well as Roja, there are also Huangyu who disappeared for a long time, Grindor, the race that invaded the human race, the third world of the sky, etc...

Zhu Ya's position, as well as Ansu and Lorna, as well as the crowned race that has never appeared.

I said before that this volume is mainly about transitions, so in fact it should be said that there are too many unsolved mysteries.

There is indeed a lot to say.

Just bring up any name and I feel like I can talk about it for a long time.

But whether it's an in-depth talk or a casual chat, it's all about revealing the plot outside of the plot.

Because the ending of this volume is quite sad, I won’t write a side story. I really don’t want to write a plot where the protagonist burns paper in the first seven chapters.

Perhaps one thing I can reveal is that I should be able to answer a lot of things in the third volume. There is also an unimportant revelation that an old friend should return in the third volume. Because there are too many old friends, it doesn’t matter if I reveal it.

During the rest time these days, I am actually still writing a book...