My mentality is much better now.

Yesterday I wrote that the protagonist officially joined YM, and many brothers jumped on the bandwagon, citing many reasons.

In fact, I know that the most fundamental reason is that the protagonist did not go to rng, edg, ig and so on.

Many people come here just for this, which is understandable.

But then again.

No matter which team I join, someone will basically criticize me. In the opening chapter 18, I wrote rng, and a brother chased me and scolded me for two pages, asking if I was stupid for joining rng.

When I went to IG for trial training, some people threatened to give up my school if I dared to go, and so on. There were quite a lot of them.

This is also the problem I have been solving since the beginning, that is, to make readers like the protagonist and be able to bring them into the game, even if they are not in the team they like.

If you have some emotions and expectations for Su Chen, then probably you also want to see what kind of career he will have after entering the profession.

What's more, in the ig trial training chapter, I actually buried all the foreshadowing there.

The foreshadowing of Xiaotian and Zuo Shi started from that time, and many people should have noticed it, right?

During that time, people kept scolding me, saying that writing a trial match was so troublesome.

If you look at the current readers and look back at that paragraph, you will probably know it in your mind.

There are even some points that are left to be revealed in later stories, so I won’t mention them here.

alright!

If you complain or complain, stop here and won't mention it again.

Let me tell you about the two books that I have been referencing when writing these hundreds of thousands of words.

You will definitely not think of it.

The first one is "The Ultimate Demon".

What I learned from it was the method of constantly laying out the atmosphere, and the sense of expectation that Lu Sheng had when he was promoted to the aristocratic level.

The second book is "Urban Cultivation of Immortality" by Jian Shen.

What I learned was to show off and express my emotions.

The aspect of pretending to be cool and slapping people in the face seems not to have been written about in a very systematic way in lol articles.

In fact, what I wrote is relatively compact, just because at this stage of writing, I always felt that Su Chen lacked some emotional explosive points.

Therefore, the "Four Major Clubs Speak Out" segment was designed, which was originally supposed to be a relatively gentle transition.

It can be regarded as taking this opportunity to try to raise Su Chen's emotional explosive point.

By writing this, everyone should be able to see that I am quite attentive.

I read my own book from beginning to end, checking the rhythm and sense of anticipation, no less than four times.

At present, I have caught up with the latest chapter. Including the time it takes to read this chapter, it takes about three hours.

Sometimes, after entering the reader's perspective, I have to say that the opening is indeed quite funny. The atmosphere of the university dormitory and some of the anchor's jokes are really well written.

Then I read it all the way, and when I got to the latest chapter, I felt that I was not enjoying it, and I wanted to update it.

Then I discovered that I am the author myself, so that’s okay...

Probably this is my writing attitude.

The subsequent content will of course be written with this attitude.

Regarding the focus of subsequent writing, I will summarize it at the end of the next month. After completion, I will talk to you again.

I hope that by then, I haven't written a book yet...

Okay, so much foreshadowing, let’s talk about the key points.

On three days of New Year's Day, I'm going on a long trip.

During these three days, there will most likely be a guaranteed update of 4,000 words per day. If you ask for leave, I will send you a single chapter explanation. Please bear with me.

at last.

Happy New Year to everyone.
Chapter completed!