The wizard is chasing the truth

It has been two and a half months since the release of the game. I have written 700,000 words of updates. In the first half of the month, the updates were very slow, with one update every day.

In the second month, the updates were very slow, with 10,000 to 13,000 words updated every day.

In the third month, which is this month, the updates were really bad, with only 220,000 words updated.

Many brothers left and many brothers came along the way, and they also gave a lot of opinions. The plot is not compact, it is watery, verbose, and the main line is not clear. I have seen all of this, and to be honest, I am also confused.

If it is a wizard upgrade flow, it should be conflict + upgrade, then change the map, and then start invading the world, obtain resources and continue to upgrade.

It's not difficult for me. I'm also very good at writing research, writing about different worlds, and writing about all kinds of weird things. I can write about Cthulhu, supernatural heroes, gods, rule ghosts, modern superpowers, doomsday, etc., and then dissect them, study them, and study them. I become a specimen in the collection, a mad scientist, and it's super exciting (I'm leaning towards that now. The chapter where the protagonist upgrades and breaks the limit is the main line tone for the rest.)

Why is it written like this? I'm also confused. I want to write something. After all, the title of the book is about pursuing the truth, the truth, demands, and ideals of different people. I want to portray the characters (inspired by Gu Zhenren). The wizard family and the extraordinary school, I want to write a Western fantasy version of the Great Dao Confrontation, the struggle between the master and apprentice lineage and the aristocratic family lineage, but I found that I don't have that ability. I'm too useless.

It really can't work. The outline is well-decided, but I'm just thinking, will it be too old-fashioned to write like this? Will readers know the plot development at a glance? Will they think this author is too rubbish? I'm wondering if I should make a twist, or if I should surprise the reader, so that the reader will think this guy has something. Oh, I'm crazy.

The abruptness of the wizard of disaster is also because I'm too anxious. I'm also worried that if I keep writing like this, readers will think it's too long-winded and the expectation is gone. There's nothing to see in the book now, so I thought about giving some information about the later part, showing some of the highlights in the middle and late stages. So the outline is completely messed up, hahahaha!

The chapter where the protagonist is promoted to break the limit is very important in my opinion. It is the turning point of the book. I've completely let it go. Damn the pursuit of truth, damn some things. I don't have the ability to write them at all. Nothing!

The wizard pursues the truth, which means dissecting more awesome and bizarre things, exploring more mysterious and unknown things in the world, and all the good things become specimens in the protagonist's vault. World experimental field. Mechanical ascension, immortality of soul. Large consciousness group upload. The collision between legendary civilizations.

I am so bad, if I want to write, I will write about my imagination and write about excitement. No matter if there is truth or not, this is the truth. After putting everything on the laboratory table for dissection, it is the truth. I have the final say on the truth!!

Tomorrow is the first day of the new year, I will update enough, guarantee two updates of 8,000 words, and try to vent as much as possible. It feels much better. I will go to write, and I will not update next year. I will work hard and strive to update!