Alas, how to say, after looking at everyone's comments recently, my feeling is that everyone is difficult to reconcile and cry~

When I wrote very briefly, there was a lot of feedback from readers that I wanted to expand and write, to write about the strangeness and excitement of the battles in the world of cultivating immortals, and to write the details clearly.

And after expanding to write, some readers reported that I wrote too much water, crying~

Because later, I will expand the world view through the mortal flow, and this world view is different from other immortal cultivators.

I mainly want to show a background that almost led to the destruction of the world because the ancient monks studied the nature of Reiki.

And if I want to write this, I have read so many books and found that only the mortal flow of writing can do it.

So, I looked at a few of the more famous mortal works on the best-selling list to learn from them.

For example, I have a xx world, immortality starts from xx, I am ...... in the immortal cultivation world, and heaven rewards hard work...... Books like that.

found that most of them are about 4000 or 6000 words, completing a battle, advancing a plot, or laying a foreshadowing.

There are also some who do feel that the plot is developing rapidly, and it seems to be pushing the plot quickly, but I took a closer look and found that it was basically the protagonist changing places to drink tea, talk, and then introduce various items in the immortal cultivation world.

And these should also be the way that most of us agree to write, otherwise it would not be on the best-selling list.

I've read so many books, thought about it, and probably summed up what I'm going to write next.

In order to avoid too much water, and also to be able to do the writing of mortal flow to reveal the secret world.

I choose to complete a battle every two or three thousand words or so, bury one or fill a hole, and promote the writing of a plot.

Besides, if you have read my previous ones, you should also know that if I advance a big plot, it will be at least about 30 chapters if it is small, and 60 to 100 chapters if it is large.

So in this big plot, more than 80 chapters should be a reasonable range, and about 300 chapters, the protagonist is promoted to Jindan. In the market, among most immortal cultivators, this one is also more in line with the rhythm.

As for feeling that the water is more verbose, it should be a matter of advancing the plot.

And if I write, it's not according to the chapter and the number of words, but according to the plot.

It seems like a lot of chapters, but in fact, if you count it according to the number of words, it's about the same as when you pushed the plot before.

In the recent period of time, it's about the harvest of the Inner Dan Method and the preparation for the protagonist to complete the promotion before the Golden Pill.,And the pit that buried the exercise spread at the beginning.,And explain the reason for the chaos of the auction where the protagonist obtained the Instant Thousand Miles Talisman.,And make a rough start for the next form of war.,And then lead to a demon cultivation head with more interesting means.。

As for the back, I will divide the battle, the development of the plot, the study of aura, and the introduction of the background, one by one, everyone is an old bookworm for many years, and when you look at the title and the beginning, you should know what is probably written.

If you like to watch the plot, you can guess that the plot just wants to be interesting, or if you like the setting, you can choose your own one, choose to subscribe, and there shouldn't be that feeling of too much water.

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