Lee Sin's Bizarre Adventure

Many book friends have also noticed that I have been in a bad state recently.

No way, I still have the same old problem: when writing a stand-in battle, I can only formulate a rough outline first, and then fill in the details when I start writing. (I can’t conceive all the details of the battle in advance, I don’t have enough brains, and I don’t have enough hair)

This leads to a lot of content that I thought was good when I was conceived, but when I started writing, I suddenly found that there were bugs.

Just like the two recent original stand-ins, it was very difficult to fix bugs during the creation time, and the final effect of the program will inevitably be reduced.

(For example, to avoid being taken seriously, I even calculated the speed at which Li Qing would run to support after hearing the explosion based on the running speed of a cheetah that surpasses humans, and then set the service area to a length of 800 meters. . This distance cannot be too short, because at least one or twenty seconds of solo time must be left for Giorno and Jamie; it cannot be too long, otherwise some people will say that there is not such a large service area in the world.)

(However, there is still a bug because Li Qing has such good ears. I have to assume that he did not actively pay attention to the sounds 800 meters away, so I can barely reasonably exclude him.)

(There are many other temporary considerations. The snake must be actively aggressive, so I set it as a viper with fire-fighting characteristics; chlorine has an obvious pungent smell, so I had to let the pollen forcefully block Jamie’s Nose; the concentration of hydrochloric acid in gastric acid is not actually high enough to react with sodium hypochlorite to form chlorine gas, so I have to emphasize that the golden experience can induce excessive gastric acid regardless of physiological limitations.)

When I write a stand-in battle, I have to consider so many messy things. Otherwise, if people find bugs and complain about the last time, I will be autistic with my glassy heart.

My grades were not good, so I wrote books just to make myself happy.

If the mood becomes bad, then all this will be meaningless.

(I don’t care about comments like complaining about the protagonist’s health bar or stopping dialogue when complaining. That’s because he can’t accept the basic setting of this book. It’s not my problem. But if there is a bug in the plot, it’s mine. I have to carry the pot.)

In addition, aside from the difficulty of creation,

All the way up to now, due to aesthetic fatigue, readers' appreciation threshold is constantly improving, but the author's creative level is slipping. It is really difficult to maintain the eye-catching program effect at the beginning.

It's better to take some time off and take it easy.

Hope it can improve.