Ouchi Cat Controlling, starting with the Ten Tiger Forms!

I should have finished the first volume two or three months ago, but I never found a suitable plot point.

The disadvantage of my lack of experience in long-form writing makes it increasingly difficult for me to write.

But compared to the previous book, there has been a lot of progress.

After all, when the last book reached this word count, the plot and characters had already started to spiral out of control.

The slow pace of the plot is also an important factor that has allowed me to survive to this day.

But I also know that continuing so slowly is not an option.

It's short, fast and refreshing. To be honest, I don't know how to write yet, but I want to challenge myself when I write my next book.

Let’s talk about this book.

Recently, in order to recall the details of the previous plot, I often read the previous chapters, and I couldn't hold back when I saw the testimonials when it was released.

I clearly said that I would keep updating twice after it was put on the shelves, and even try to keep it up to 10,000 in the future, but as a result, the updates became less and less.

The stupid Bai Miao took it for granted that he could write faster and faster, and ended up ignoring the difficulty of long-form writing.

There were several times in the middle that, if not for the reminders from book friends, the story would have been written with inconsistent plots.

This made me even more timid, for fear of causing irreversible plot errors.

In addition, the average booking has been stuck at 7500 many times before, which is not far from the 10,000 booking, and there has been no new breakthrough, which also affected my mentality.

The important reason why I started to combine seals before was to maintain an even order and see if I could get the Wanding badge.

After this period of time, I found that it is not possible to blindly close the chapters, and it may even cause more harm than good.

This is the first time Bai Miao has encountered many problems. I am writing this summary to record some of my current thoughts.

“Done is more important than perfect.”

When it comes to online writing, I am just an apprentice with rough skills, but I dream of making a perfect work.

Too many factors outside of the story made me forget the original intention of starting this story.

I was afraid that if I could not write the goal of three million words, it would slow down the pace of the story too much.

Because I care too much about performance, I only seek chapter updates that can best maintain uniformity.

These two factors have had the biggest impact on my recent writing state.

In the second volume I will try to focus more on the story, on completion, rather than perfection.

Even I didn't realize when I started having mental problems.

I will never have the ability to be perfect, but I can choose to work hard at it.

Dare to proceed and dare to make mistakes.

Record the mistakes you made, optimize them, and fix them.

[Speed ​​up the pace of the plot, find a suitable update method, and ignore disturbing factors other than the story]

Relax and don't get too anxious.

come on!

Who is the white cat going to caress about?