Suddenly, I found that I had made the same mistake again.

As soon as the grades are good, I want to write as well as I can, and then I care too much about the opinions of the readers, so that I am in a dilemma.

Let's be clear for now:

In my outline, Kidd was supposed to be caught, and then asked Kidd to confess about the organization that killed his father, so as to settle with the Metropolitan Police Department.

He won't go to jail, he won't reveal his identity, and then he will cooperate with the Metropolitan Police Department (the protagonist) to deal with various underground organizations.

I also had magic in my outline, because the design was to use magic to save Kidd and show the main character's scientific tracking ability after he escaped (otherwise I wouldn't have to write about nails in the first place).

Later, I was sprayed so badly that I wondered if I should change it.

But now that I'm sober, I really can't please everyone.

Therefore, there is no need to be ambiguous in the attitude...

I feel that if I catch Kidd, I have to abandon the book, and I can't accept the existence of magic (Hongzi doesn't participate in the main story), or I think that the protagonist who caught Kidd is the classmate I forcibly lowered Kidd's intelligence...

Let's get together now and forget about each other.

It's too tiring to satisfy everyone.

I can't do it.

Attention, don't teach me to write books in the future.

Lesson after lesson has taught me that you can only get a bad book in that way.

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