Wen Xun found himself sitting in an office he didn't know, he was sitting on a sofa specially made for guests, and on the sofa to his right were two women. One of them, sitting close to him, was a woman who didn't look too good-looking, a little chubby. This woman doesn't seem to be young, at least much older than Lu Yuqing or something. She was a bit big and thick, with a wide skeleton and slightly dark skin, looking like a girl from a peasant family.

And sitting next to the eldest sister of this female family is obviously a much younger woman. This woman is fair-skinned, although she looks average, but she is much better than the farmer's eldest sister next to her, and she looks like a girl who grew up in the city.

"Hello, I'm Hiromi Arakawa, and I'm a manga artist." The eldest sister from the countryside began to speak, and she said a word, and the city girl next to her helped translate it. "I've heard that you and your company are currently in talks with several shonen manga magazines to find a suitable cartoonist and then comic your Fullmetal Alchemist novel. I'm really embarrassed to say it, but I have a reluctant request below, and I hope you can give me a chance to compete......"

Hearing this, Wen Xun had already roughly discovered what time period he had foreseen in this dream. When I dreamed last night, I dreamed about his "Steel Alchemist" preparing to be animated, and this time the dream is a caricature of the dream. Then this time I must have dreamed before last night's dream, and when Wen Xun just thought of this, he heard the woman named Arakawa Hiromi continue.

"Speaking of which, this must have caused you a lot of trouble, and I feel very, very sorry, but I hope you can give me a chance, because I know your story so well. When your book was published in Japan through Kadokawa Shoten, I bought it as soon as I could, and the thing that surprised me the most was that, you know, was that I really wanted to draw a story like this. Hiromi Arakawa's eyes were full of light at this time.

She excitedly continued, "You know how I felt when I read this book. I feel as if I have found the only soul partner in the world, and I don't mean that, but I mean that among the six billion people in the world, you and I can think of a similar story, or even the whole worldview, the whole atmosphere of the story...... You know what it's like, right? ”

Hearing this, Wen Xun nodded in shock. Of course he knew, he had felt that way when he heard the story of Fullmetal Alchemist in his dream last night. But now he was shocked by another thing, that is--could this woman Hiromi Arakawa be the one who should have drawn the manga "Metal Chain Alchemist" in the original time and space?

Could it be that in the original time and space, she drew this comic, and then let Wen Xun at a certain point in time foresee it, so he Wen Xun grabbed this idea in advance? No, no, no...... In this way, the entire timeline is messed up.,It should be because I foresaw that I robbed the idea of this comic.,And then caused myself to rob this idea? That sounds like a mess......

Wen Xun is not a science fiction enthusiast, and he doesn't understand and doesn't understand the various causal concerns after disrupting time and space. But now he doesn't want to think about it carefully, but uses this dream to talk to Hiromi Arakawa.

"What do you think of your concept?" Wen Xun asked.

"Ah, that, I'm not thinking maturely. But if you want to hear it, I'll tell you that in my plan, it was supposed to be brothers. Actually, I wanted to set up two brothers and sisters, because I have a younger brother myself. But you know, if it's the heroine in the shonen manga, it won't be too good to sell, so it's changed to the brothers. Hiromi Arakawa said with a smile.

"Haha, that's understandable. When I set it, I directly set it as a brother and sister, because I also have a younger sister......" Wen Xun heard this and laughed. Although he felt a little guilty in his heart, he was really reluctant to let go of this idea if he wanted Wen Xun to choose again. Now he really feels that he has a lot in common with Hiromi Arakawa, and the two chatted enthusiastically about their respective life experiences.

It turned out that the Japanese eldest sister Hiromi Arakawa was not very old, and she was just 26. Her family is patriarchal, and when her younger brother has not yet decided whether to inherit the family farm or go out to work in the future, Hiromi Arakawa, the older sister, can only work on the family farm according to the family's requirements. It wasn't until two years ago that she came to Tokyo at the age of 25 and started her life as a new social person. Passionate about comics, she began to earn money as an assistant to other cartoonists, and at the same time planned her own short comics. Although it seems that he was delayed by his younger brother and family, Hiromi Arakawa himself said that this is the responsibility of the family, and this is what the family should dedicate......

Hearing this, Wen Xun was really touched. After chatting for a while, the two of them began to talk about Wen Xun's "Fullmetal Alchemist". It was only at this time that Wen Xun had a general understanding of the entire main line and content of his story......

After waking up, Wen Xun didn't immediately record the plots he had recorded in his dream, he sat on the bed and thought for a while. He was wondering if he should just stop, not to rob Hiromi Arakawa of his idea. But soon, Wen Xun put this idea behind him - in the future, just find Hiromi Arakawa to be a cartoonist and draw caricatures, so that Hiromi Arakawa will just make a little less money, and it will be regarded as part of the war reparations, and the compensation will be given to Wen Xun, the representative of the Chinese......

When Wen Xun made it to the desk, when he recorded all the things in the previous dreams, he did not transform into a god with tens of thousands of words a day, and then immediately wrote the novel. To say that there is an idea with an outline that can directly cook the exact same novel, that is a lie, that is!

Why did Wen Xun choose "Diary of a Sand Monk" when he first booked? Isn't it because Wen Xun didn't have the writing or the ability to control to write a real novel! That's why he took a shortcut!

Although Wen Xun now knows a lot of skills, although he knows the entire outline, a novel is a very systematic project, and many details have to be done step by step. According to the information Wen Xun obtained from the dream, his novel has a total of 30 chapters, which is very compact, a chapter is about 60,000 words, and a total of 1.8 million words!

1.8 million words of content, just know an outline can be written casually? That's too fake, right?

What Wen Xun is starting to do now is to start designing the overall situation according to the outline he talked about in his dream. According to his personal opinion, it is better to unify the whole world view and make the whole story self-justifying.

After setting up the worldview and other things, he began to set up each specific NPC. Before, he set up the protagonist's brother and sister, and the other NPCs didn't have much information because they didn't have much information, so he hadn't had time to set it up.

Now Wen Xun began to set up those NPCs in his own and local areas, those who would sacrifice their lives for the country, and those NPCs who ruthlessly turned their daughters into synthetic beasts with alchemy. When setting up these NPCs, Wen Xun really followed Robert McGee's instructions, and set them according to the so-called "id, ego, and superego".

Even Wen Xun did a lot more, he set the birthdays of those people, and even set the lives of those NPCs outside the story. Because of this, the NPCs can look more like real people, and only then can they speak as if they really said it themselves......

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I sent two 92 chapters before.,One of them is 93.The chapter number is wrong.,It's back to normal here.,It's not a chapter skip.