I Really Didn’t Want to be a Savior

The recent update rate has slowed down a bit compared to the previous two months. It can only be said that the writing difficulty is rising in a straight line beyond my imagination.

Mainly to blame myself for still wanting to stick to photo and science fiction. Now the pattern of the story has expanded to a terrifying degree. Of course I am still working hard to manage it well.

It takes about seven or eight hours a day to absorb, sort out the logic, and straighten the thoughts. I try my best to make things that should seem boring and write more interesting.

I have basically decided to finish the book with about 2.2 million words in October.

In fact, there was still something to write about the countless civilizations in the universe, but I have been pondering it for a long time. If I write to the level of the civilization of the universe, I have actually deviated from the theme at the beginning of the story.

The frame conception of the civilization of the universe and the core concept of Chen Feng's shuttle in the time cycle will also form an inevitable contradiction.

If the closed loop of time is to be used forcibly at the level of a more macrocosmic civilization, then the story will become extraordinarily boring, Chen Feng will lose his light, and the story will become another story of the group image category.

Therefore, these larger ideas should be written in future books.

Finally, ask for a monthly pass.

In June, I said that I only rushed that time, but this time I didn’t rush it so hard. Anyway, I still write books that preserve value and quantity, and do my best.

Everyone sees that I don’t pour water, don’t procrastinate, and lock in the 2.2 million words to complete the book. Here is my last support?