I can't finish writing again.

In fact, breaking will make me very irritable, and once I owe too much, I will feel like I want to break the jar.

I'm a feeling-minded person, and I put a lot of energy into the story, just to create something special. So as soon as my own mindset fluctuates, it will be immediately reflected in the state of my writing.

Usually it's a vicious cycle. All I can do is try to experience the feeling of wanting to smash the keyboard when I want to smash the keyboard, and strive to be more realistic and immersive when I write similar plots in the future.

But let me resist the pressure of codewords, I really can't do it.

I still use my brain power to advance the plot, which is a particularly abnormal phenomenon. Because more than 400,000 words of foreshadowing are placed there, are all these words written on dogs?

It is reasonable that the protagonist should have entered a period of rapid development a long time ago, and the plot will naturally take off in a spiral. But every chapter I've written so far hasn't gone well. I still have to carefully consider the previous situation and the follow-up, and give full play to the role of connecting the previous and the next.

So why is this happening?

The problem is still with the protagonist, because his character is there. What he pursues has no real feeling, so the plot has not been able to proceed logically. Here's an example:

For example, the album of the protagonist did not sell well, and then the idea of wanting to increase his popularity was born. Then I know exactly how to write the next dozen or even dozens of chapters. Any water can make up the content of a chapter.

But it is precisely because of the protagonist's Taoist setting that it is indisputable for the benefit of all things...... So I don't think this small setback is enough to change his behavior. So I couldn't get the story into a more relaxed pace.

Losing the lubricant that propels me forward makes it difficult for me to write each chapter. After 400,000 words of foreshadowing, I still have to push the plot bluntly. Every small change in him needs to be fully perceived as an opportunity.

If you figure this out, it's not for nothing that I'm comparable to a snail's code word speed.

I am now completely relying on my yearning for the later plot, and I am stubbornly supporting and pushing forward. It wasn't until I got to the turning point I had set out that everything would suddenly become clear. But in such a vicious circle, I don't know how long it will take to reach it.

Although I feel like I've done some useless work, I can't bear to deny myself. Originally, it was supported by only one breath, and if even I was disappointed, then the book would probably come to an end.

Because if I reopen a new book, I will definitely take a lot of detours, and it will be much better than the current situation. With these pen practice experiences, is it possible to change the popular subject matter and sign a contract and put it on the shelves, which is one step closer to my goal of being a professional writer?

But I'm just a bull, and it's absolutely impossible for me to be a eunuch! I haven't written anything I want to write, so why should I just suffer in vain?

I have to say that the advantage of writing like this is that the protagonist's three views are very correct. Although it is too much, it is like a show. But then there will be a series of shifts. In addition to retaining his indisputable nature, let him be closer to the mentality of a normal person when dealing with things. The fundamental starting point is different, but the effect achieved is the same.

As for the later plot, I don't dare to guarantee how exciting it is. But what I know for sure is that it's much better than it is now. The opening part is only an idea, not a set outline. But from the rest of the plot to the finale. I've done a lot of planning.

New people and new books cannot be perfect. I've been busy outside these days, and I've been re-reading what I've written on the way. It's really boring, but overall it's okay. At least I didn't find any logical loopholes.

All of the poison points are set issues, but they only show that I am inexperienced, not expose the lower limit of IQ.

Anyway, I hope I can write as much as possible. After the start of school, we will first update it stably, and then try to save some manuscripts. Well, so be it.