Miss Witch doesn't want to be a diva

I got stuck, so I took time off to fish, ahem.

In fact, the general direction of this volume has been determined, and the main characters have basically appeared, but it is like the vegetables have been cut, but which one is cooked first, which one is stir-fried first, what seasonings to add, and how to make it delicious have not yet been figured out.

I'll be fishing for a day and will update tomorrow.

In addition, some readers complained that the title of the protagonist is not very exciting ()

This is about the convention of naming singers. It can be seen that most of the titles of singers in the book are related to colors, or even if they are not, they are related to specific things.

For example, the golden color of 'Golden Flame Flower', the blue color of 'Cobalt Blue Tears', the purple color of 'Light Purple Foam Point', the white color of 'White Swan', etc. This is because of the huge influence of the color-level diva. As a result, when later generations of people named singers, they often added color-related words.

The few titles without color are mostly related to specific things, such as 'Fire Sugar', 'Moonstone', 'Wind Calyx Fruit', and 'Mercury Bell'. It can be seen that these are related to the four original elements, wind, fire, rock and water, and also It's a kind of metaphor.

Speaking of the title of the protagonist, some readers suggested titles such as "Dark Rose" and "Orchid Flower". These are difficult to follow the convention. Another main reason is that the protagonist's mother actually named Hesia. It contains some kind of meaning, such as 'Tilan'.

The flower of Orchid, Tilan, will cause the nouns of Orchid and Tilan to be repeated, which is very inconsistent in the title. The same is true for rose. Furthermore, rose is the name of the country of the Federation, except for Isenissa. Except for the symbol of the golden flame rose, other singers cannot use the rose as a symbol, which needs to be avoided.

Therefore, the most appropriate title for Tilan is an adjective that modifies legendary flowers such as 'Tilan', rather than creating another flower noun. The meaning of flowers inherently represents a certain kind of vitality, freshness, and life. The breath of Tilan is a dual sequence, darkness can be used as a symbol of the withering sequence, and flowers can be used as a symbol of the natural sequence.

Well, let’s just say this harshly. 0 0/In fact, people don’t like it, so I’ll be softer and think of other titles.

Anyway, let’s take a look today. If you have any suggestions for good titles, you can also reply here.