American Comics: My Warhammer Simulator

More than 570 days, 2.44 million words.

This can be said to be something I never thought of, but I still gritted my teeth and finished it.

Let's be honest, this book has only an extremely simple beginning from the beginning.

That was the beginning I wrote in a fit of anger after my novel idea about ghosts was repeatedly rejected by AI review, and even the book could not be completed.

It happened that I was reading a novel about simulators at that time, so I randomly chose American comics and my favorite Warhammer to merge the ideas and couldn't wait to get on the train.

In fact, I didn't expect to achieve any results at that time, and it was a blessing to be able to get full attendance.

And I hadn't written anything for a long time at that time. I had no confidence in writing at all. I was afraid that the plot I wrote every day would not even reach the level of signing.

Here, I also need to thank my editor Fuchen, who not only made the decision to sign the book, but also made me gradually find some confidence and excitement in writing.

In addition, I will also reveal a little bit to everyone, except for the beginning and the end.

I didn't actually prepare a formal outline, and the outline I made later was so crude that it only had a few sentences.

In other words, I didn't even know what the plot was that was updated every day (silly smile).

Of course, I don't want to make this mistake again, because I have felt the pain from the bottom of my heart more than once when facing the development of a novel without an outline.

For the next novel, I must make a good plot outline and character biography.

Moreover, when the plot of the entire novel developed to about 1.8 million words, I tasted the taste of the plot being out of control.

It was from that time that the performance of this book began to decline rapidly. Before that, it could be said to be relatively stable.

Probably because of exhaustion and burnout.

From this time on, every day's update became an endless torture. I no longer used my brain to analyze the development of the plot, but pushed forward according to the general plot logic. Writing 4,000 words every day was like completing a set task, and I no longer had the slightest motivation.

This is probably a kind of experience that an online writer must go through, and it also made me realize my real shortcomings again. I hope that I can gradually overcome these problems in the next book.

As for the subject matter and content of the next book.

The only thing that can be confirmed at present is the genre of weird cultivation.

I don’t want to write Warhammer for the time being, I feel a little sick of writing.

Moreover, I can now proudly say that I have successfully predicted the plot direction of GW more than once, although it is difficult to share this joy with others.

It’s getting late, and Fatty would like to thank the readers who can accompany me here again.

It is your unremitting support that has kept me going until now.

This is an invaluable intangible wealth in my life, and I hope that my creation can bring you some happiness for a while.

If there are still friends who like my writing content and style, let’s see you in the next book!

December 9, 2023.

Respectfully submitted by the loving father Nurgle.