Cosmic Demon

Chapter 67 Remarks on the launch
It will be put on the shelves at 12 o'clock in the morning. There may be a slight delay of a few minutes. We will strive to sell 12,000 copies.

I maintain a steady update volume of 7,000 to 8,000 words every day, which is a reward for the trust that my readers are willing to put in me.

Then there are some of my personal psychological activities.

It has been quite a few years since I entered the industry, and I am sorry that I have never learned how to be a mature author, and I have let down many readers who sincerely support me.

Knock, knock, knock! Kneel and apologize!

I have analyzed myself very seriously and talked with many colleagues. Just a few days ago, my classmate Baozaifan strongly condemned me in the author group and publicly questioned me why I put "Daojun" on hold.

From the author's perspective, he thought that I had not written the story badly and that there was still a lot of room for exploration of the plot content. It was obvious that I could continue, so how could I just give up?

My answer at the time was that I knew what should be written next, but I didn’t know how to write it beautifully.

Whether it is the author or the reader, there is always a very stereotyped and stubborn impression about the genre of "fantasy fairy tales".

That is, "change the map when you are in doubt, upgrade when your mind is exhausted, and kill waves of people at a steady pace."

I have heard people say to me more than dozens of times, how can you have nothing to write with only xxx words? Just change the map and ascend to the sky, and you will be invincible in the world and have alien enemies.

To be honest, I don’t quite agree with this statement.

If you are really interested in fantasy and fairy tales, you will find that the top-ranked online novels have long since broken away from the cage of purely killing monsters and leveling up.

They must have put a lot of effort into "world view", "storytelling", "reading fun" and "degree of subject matter exploration".

Readers may not be able to perceive it, but as a practitioner, I often scan the list and then cover my face with admiration, wondering why these big guys are so powerful.

In comparison, I'm like a tough Black Iron player who doesn't even know how to last hit.

This is not an excuse, but a frank reflection. I think it is quite difficult for people to self-reflect and admit that they are not good enough.

Another author and I discussed a similar topic, and we finally concluded that we are the "both" authors.

We are very greedy and want to write high-quality content that satisfies ourselves and our readers, gain praise, and thereby obtain constant positive and negative feedback and increase our desire to create.

But once I fall into the dilemma of "no work to do", I start to avoid it. Because updating a chapter dryly is like applying glue to very low-quality spell materials, which is unbearable.

But in the long run, this subconscious procrastination to avoid writing will only damage your readers' enthusiasm for reading and destroy your career.

I often look through my previous works, click on the chapters that I think are quite good, and fall into self-intoxication, self-reflection, I was so good before! Although I haven't reached the peak of the late stage of foundation building, I have some of the style of the twelfth level of Qi training! He must be an outer sect senior brother!

But I will also avoid some chapters that I am not very satisfied with, just like the hasty escape of my first love when I encounter it on the road after being made greasy by the years.

It is no exaggeration to say that every time I publish a chapter, I know whether it is good or not.

Therefore, I really can't update something that can't even get a passing score. It's not that I have high morals, but simply because this behavior will accumulate negative emotions of self-loathing and make me feel like a failure.

I admit that my avoidance mentality is very serious and it permeates every aspect of my life and emotions.

This is also the reason why I don’t create a reader group.

Creation is one of the few things in my life that I have persisted in for a long time, although I realized very early on that I was by no means a talented person and that I could barely make a living purely because I was lucky enough to do it at a good time.

I often ask myself what kind of author I want to be. The author I most want to be is Xiao Daizhao, who can completely ignore the author background, does not care about data fluctuations, and does not even integrate into the industry. He is not found in major author groups. He is like a nobody, writing one book after another peacefully.

The author I admire most is Yan ZK. No matter what problems he encounters, such as writer's block, lack of inspiration, unsatisfactory progress, etc., Yan ZK can always solve them, make breakthroughs, and learn lessons and experience from them in exchange for growth in the next book.

As for the author I envy the most, well, it's naturally that pigeon spirit who wrote two million words in six years but never starved to death.

Before I started writing this book, The Devil, I told myself again and again that I had to grow up. I was almost thirty years old. I had to put away my childishness and affectation, and write hard, write seriously, and keep writing without stopping.

I printed it out and stuck it on my computer case so I can see it every day when I face my computer.

In addition, I will really, really, really make up for "Taojun". Ning Hai's Zen breaks the supernatural power, Chen Xing returns to the peak, and Bai Qilang becomes a master. These are all contents I really want to write about.

Many readers say that I don’t have an outline, which is really unfair. Every time I start a book, I think of the names of the characters first, then write a brief introduction, and finally think about the outline over and over again. I know where the final ending of each of my works will be.

It’s just that my sense of direction is not very good, and I always get lost and die halfway.

Not this time.

A 20,000-word outline + a 16,000-word plot outline fill me with confidence, and the power of 990,000 words of typing surges in my body!
So, please give me another chance, please.JPG
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The following are the business links.

"This is not how you cultivate to be an immortal", author: Feng Chaohuang

The invincible Phoenix God has smashed me to pieces once again! Cry!
"What do you mean by quitting the business? I'm not a big shot", author: Eat breakfast tea in the early morning

A big name in Hong Kong variety shows, his greatness needs no further explanation.

My Girlfriend Died in the Past, Author: Naihe Xiaowangchuan

I am Sister Chuan’s loyal reader of blind date chapters!
"Deep in the Living", author: Ah Fei in Yellow
A master of suspense, the film is so exciting that no further explanation is needed.

"Taiping Ling", author: Yan ZK
The chief Taoist of a super sect has built his foundation in the Heavenly Dao, achieved the ninth grade of elixir, and has a flawless Nascent Soul!
"From Water Monkey to God", author: Shell Ant

He has built his foundation in heaven, achieved ninth-grade elixir, and has a bone age of no more than twenty-two, the chief genius of a super sect!
"The Gatekeeper of All Worlds", author: Fireworks into the City
It just feels invincible, as if this author is too awesome to play with.

"72 Transformations from a Greyhound", author: Lu Luxiu
The second senior brother from the outer sect of a super sect is striving to become an inner sect disciple just like me!
"From the Ming Dynasty, Sweeping the Heavens", author: Who Plays My Long River Song

There are tens of thousands of tentacle monsters every day, and the top-level explosive spiritual roots are so terrifying.

All right.

That's probably it.

If there are any omissions, we will settle the account next time.

Dear readers passing by, please give me a first order and a monthly ticket.

Just give me these, I'm willing to do anything.JPG
(End of this chapter)