Warhammer: Emperor's Ravenbringer

Chapter 83 Remarks on the launch
After many ups and downs along the way, it finally made it to the shelves.

Seeing this, I hope everyone can spend a few cents and contribute a first order.

The author wants the first order data to look better, so that he will be more motivated to write.

I had originally planned to take advantage of Black Myth’s traffic, and wrote a few introductions, but they were all rejected by the editor.

After thinking about it, I decided to come back to writing Warhammer fan fiction.

When choosing this topic, the editor was not very optimistic about it.

After all, the protagonist is the emperor, and the starting point is too high. The audience may not like it, but I still let me pass it.

Maybe I chose a good copy at the beginning, so the level kept rising, I jumped three times in one round, and got a small trumpet.

I chose the wrong copy later, the relatively unpopular Eternal Time and Space, and as a result, my data plummeted.

The stock price dropped by 1,200 yuan in just two days. I almost lost my mind.

I wrote back slowly later, but the lost readers could never be regained.

With this lesson in mind, I became much more cautious when choosing a copy.

Many people asked why they chose Marvel right before it was released, saying that they didn’t want to watch it and that they were tired of it.

I could only smile helplessly.

I chose this copy because it is popular enough, the world view is large enough, and there are things to explore.

When the Primarch interacted with them, you at least knew who was who.

How many authors have written about "Sacred Ruins" and "Xiling" in infinite novels?

According to the current strength of the empire, how can we balance the combat power in these universes? !
How long should the article be?
What is the progress of conquering the main universe?
If I write about the Emperor's speedrun through the strange plateau, or challenge the Xiling Empire, I will definitely offend a group of people.

The fall will be even more severe if you follow up.

As for the Foundation and Cthulhu, they are basically just SCPs or short stories, with no plot.

If I write in detail, it’s basically all original plot.

If it’s not written well, the book will completely fall apart.

Choosing Marvel or DC, there are really not many good choices.

These two copies have a wide audience. Everyone knows the characters and plots in them.

The Almighty City, the Black Panther Goddess, the Celestial Group, you all know them, right? It feels familiar.

You can laugh at me, that's okay.

Books are only your spiritual food, but they are the basis of the author's survival.

If you think this book is not good, you will change to another one.

If the author fails in writing, it will take nearly two months for the next book to be put on the shelves again.

After what happened in Eternal Time and Space, I really don’t dare to gamble anymore.

My current mentality is that if I lose less, I will win.

If you follow the slight increase, you will win big.

Let’s defend the Warhammer basics first, and we’ll deal with the rest later.

Before 500,000 words, most people will choose popular copies.

After it is put on the shelves, we will try our best to update more than 10,000 articles per day.

But it is just a possibility, it may not be possible.

Sometimes, it really takes several hours to write two thousand words.

Going back and forth, streamlining those passages, and also thinking about the interactions between the Primarchs, the interactions between the Ravens and the Emperor.

I finished writing it at ten o'clock in the morning, revised it once, went out for a walk, ate something, and revised it once more.

Sometimes, I would overturn the previous one and write it again.

After finishing writing, you should use the recitation function to read it several times to make sure that the text flows smoothly and there are not too many typos before sending it out.

Anyway, there will be at least three updates every day, with more than 6,000 words.

Thank you all for your support.

(End of this chapter)