King of Black Mist

The end always reminds us of the beginning.

The early stages of "Lord of the Mist" were as bumpy as "Love Game". The same thing happened, and I made the same choice both times: keep writing.

Before I used the account 'Flying Crow' to post news about my new book and promote "Lord of the Mist", my editor had already advised me to give up and start a new article. I said: "Either I use the account 'Flying Crow' Promote it on your account, I want to try it again.”

The reason for choosing to persevere twice was the same: I couldn’t let go of the character.

I think the interaction between Li Changzhou, Li Qianxia, ​​and Yang Qinglan is interesting. I really want to see them take adventures together and fight side by side in fantasy worlds. I want to give them an ending and a complete story, and I don’t want to let them down.

It may be an exaggeration to say it, but after writing three chapters, I really felt that the character had been born and couldn't be let go.

The results of "Lord of the Mist" are naturally far less good than "Love Game", and various problems were exposed.

But let me prove it to myself: I am definitely not perfunctory.

Some book friends may think it doesn't look good, that it's just random writing, that the ending is rushed, and a series of other problems.

I admit, I have been discouraged because of poor grades; I have been tired because I have to keep updating for a long time; but when I sit in front of the computer and start writing, the only thing in my mind is "write today's chapter." An idea.

I have never sat in front of the computer and coded quickly and brainlessly because of other things. Not once.

If the book is not good-looking, it is entirely a problem of my ability (I really hope that one day I can reach the level of "as long as I put my heart into it, I can write a good book").

So far, the only time I have had a problem with my attitude was in "My Girlfriend is a Voice Actor" (apology again), but even so, even when I was writing the last chapter, what I was thinking was "I must write today's chapter well." Ah", immersed in it wholeheartedly.

Coding, as long as the book is not finished, is a matter of three hundred and sixty-five days a year. It lasts for such a long time. Mistakes and boredom are inevitable. I can't avoid it, but my intention to write each chapter has never changed. .

What do you seem to be quibbling about?

Haha, no, I just say what comes to mind. If I insist on saying it, it is "Reflection" and "Self-Reflection".

Finally, I still hope that everyone will have one or two things worth laughing about every day and be happy for a lifetime.

Finally, I would like to thank all the book friends who have been reading "The Lord of the Black Mist". It is not easy to persevere. I love love love love love you all!

I really want to treat you to a Sprite.

Last but not least, I would like to thank [Oka Matsumae] and other operating officers. There is really nothing I can do in return.

Good night.