I have a book of good and evil

Chapter 56 About the plot of being abducted, the author wants to say something.

There is something unreasonable in this plot, I think it is because this is a plot story that has been advanced.After presetting the outcome, the plot is forced to advance. The protagonist enters the den of human traffickers, kills them all, obtains the early stage artifact, and is in a semi-invincible state in Novice Village.

Because it was ahead of time, some things that the protagonist deserved were not obtained. In order to smooth out these unreasonable places, I discussed with the editor many times and thought a lot, but the writing still made some people dissatisfied. I can't change it. I don't know how to change it.

As for why the plot is advanced, it's very simple. If I don't advance it and write something that attracts attention, I can't even test the waters.I don’t know if anyone has noticed that I already have 11 words, and I’m still testing the waters on Twitter. This is a situation only for new authors, and this has become my treatment.

There's nothing to complain about, and it's all my fault.At the same time, a celestial hero came to test the waters with [-] to [-] characters.I am envious, my eyes are red, when my book has this word count, almost no one reads it, what can I do?
I can only tear up the outline, delete the plot, and force the main character to hang up, and then there is improvement, and I can get promoted after getting the test water.

According to the original outline, I am a slow writer, but in the current environment of online literature, only real masters can touch slow writers. I don’t think I even have the guts to write slow writers unless I am not afraid of rushing.

Therefore, readers who have seen this plot, please lightly spray, this plot was forced to advance, there are small-scale deletions and changes, and you can make more reasonable suggestions. Large-scale changes are impossible. The result has become the foundation of the subsequent plot development, just like a bug written by a programmer, which cannot be touched at all.

(End of this chapter)