[Mobile ap.] PS: "The Falling Coffin of the Seven Books of Troubled Times" is coming soon

"The Seven Books of Troubled Times" is finished.

If there was no work to drag on, it should have been done in three months, but it actually took three times as long.

The number of hits at the starting point is very small, and it has not exceeded 2,000 so far.

Maybe it's because I'm writing about tradition, which seems offbeat at the beginning. However, this cannot be used as an excuse for the low level of personal standards. This is my first feature, and looking back today, the plot setting, characters, and scene descriptions are all insufficient.

But I tried my best.

More importantly, my long march has just begun.

"Seven Books of Troubled Times" has a total of seven parts, and "The Moon" is the first part. After nearly 700,000 words, what I have learned will definitely help me improve my subsequent works.

Now on to the new book.

The second part of "Seven Books of Troubled Times", "Falling Coffin", is about to start writing.

"The coffin fell and hit me on the head, and I heard the sound of a broken neck. It was a familiar sound, like the sound of me breaking the hare's neck when he met me that year. He is my benefactor. I cut off his head. He was now lying in a coffin. The coffin fell and smashed on my head. ”

The central plot of the book is a brutal court struggle and a human struggle. Conspiracy, betrayal, set-up, assassination, and a fair share of *.

The time span is not large, and the fierce conflict and the ups and downs of life and death will end in five days, just like a comet hitting the moon, bright and dark in an instant. The suspense of the plot will be enhanced. The tempo of the language will increase.

Of course, this one is still a tradition.

I don't expect a sudden increase in clicks.

But I'm sure there will always be people who are on the same path.

What I want to do is to ensure the quality of each chapter within my ability.

Write long and most importantly finish it. I'm done with my first one. Thank goodness and thank you editors and readers.

Writing a long story is nothing more than a dialogue with yourself, and if you say it sincerely, it will always attract resonators.

I'm going to keep talking to myself.

Come with me in anticipation of my new book.

"The Coffin of the Seven Books of Troubled Times"! Forrest Gump [Remember us:. 90 mobile ap.]