Magic Punk

The second volume is finished.

Compared to the cold and chilling nature of the first volume, the second volume appears to be tender and tender.

And my promised HE.

The first volume sets the tone, and the second volume unfolds the worldview.

This is my preset rhythm.

So don’t talk about the punk style in the first volume, and then say in the second volume that the rhythm is messy and so on.

In the final analysis, the author tells his own story, not someone else's.

So I'm sorry that I didn't tell a story worthy of your enjoyment, but I don't apologize.

In fact, my biggest failure is that I did not expect that the final explosive climax would be twenty consecutive chapters==

I originally thought that ten chapters would be enough, but the further down I went, the more things I needed to write.

And I still try to write only the key points and ignore the details.

In this volume, many people don't like Jiaoyue, because in the first volume, she actually drew hatred as the final BOSS.

Some people don't like Ye Ya and think she is too willful, especially when she ordered food at Tianyi Pavilion and was almost thrown out in the name of eating a king's meal.

There are even more people who don't like Xuan Yi because the portrayal of the protagonist is very different between the two volumes.

I want to speak up about this.

I like all three of the above.

For the characters in the novel, the author likes them the most, right?

I don’t want to dwell on words like character breakdown, I just want to write their story in my heart.

I will only write about them doing what they should do under my settings. If this thing is different from what you think, I can only apologize.

Then continue writing their story.

I try my best to write a story that is good enough for you to read. I will write it and you will read it. A happy division of labor is the best way to get along, right?

Also - actually I like every character in the book, even the young protagonist Xing Hedu.

above.

The third volume, walking around the world.

The Thousand Star Trial finally kicked off.

(Ten thousand words a day for four days is really tiring)