decision
Whenever there is a chance, I don't want to make this decision.
To be honest, I never expected this book to do so badly at first.
From the outline, to the beginning, to the character design, the main line, the system, the map and other settings, I have been doing it for nearly two months, and I think it is a very serious one.
The editor's recommendation is also very good, and it is a great encouragement for me.
But the reality quickly made it clear to me that I was just laughing at myself.
The day after I made the recommendation, I noticed this, and my results were firmly in the bottom one, less than one-fifth of the first place in the same period, and even the second to last figure was nearly double that of me.
I immediately reflected, probably, it seems, maybe it's because the pace is too slow?
Then I tried to change the pace a little bit and pick up the pace a little bit.
But perhaps it's because the first tens of thousands of words are too unattractive.
This is still the case.
Firmly occupy the penultimate in the recommended score, nearly half of the penultimate far behind, and there is no chance for the salted fish to turn over.
Probably, it's not just the rhythm that I'm going to change after a few dozen chapters, it's the rhythm of the book from the beginning.
Of course, it may also be that the classification does not fit very well.
In short, I have learned a lesson, and I am summing up and learning from it, and reviewing my shortcomings.
The current results of this book have made me doubt the story I have prepared in my heart, which is not a good thing, because every time I type a word, I will think, is this word wrong? The plot below, is it too protracted? Is the setting thrown too much?
If I continue, not only will my writing get worse and worse, but my own creative state will also become worse (let's call myself a codeword).
I had no choice but to make such a decision.
I'm sorry that the editor gave a good recommendation, but my own shortcomings wasted a lot of recommendation resources.
I'm also sorry for a few readers who have rewarded me, I can't repay it. Really, really, really, very guilty.
I'm also sorry for the readers who bookmarked my books and voted for recommendations, maybe after this chapter, you will have to delete the bookshelf, but reading my books also took your time, I'm sorry, at least when you collect my books, you must have more or less expectations for my story.
Next, I'm going to sort it out and try to get it back as soon as possible.
Don't ask for forgiveness, just don't hold grudges.
I'm sorry!