Weird Sequence: Immortality Begins from Chinese Martial Arts

The first volume of Source Point has finally been written, and I want to talk about it for myself, which is also a kind of summary and improvement of myself.

Generally speaking, I am quite satisfied with the first volume, and it has basically completed the tasks that the first volume should complete.

It also fully exposed my problem, but with only 350,000 words, I have already found that my text descriptions have begun to repeat themselves. It is difficult for me to accept this. It seems to have formed a writing routine. If things go on like this, it will definitely make people feel uncomfortable. My writing has become pale and hollow, and I have become highly concerned about this.

But this involves writing skills, and I’m afraid it won’t be possible to improve it in a short time. Please give me some time, and I will try to make breakthroughs later.

As for the plot, I’m quite satisfied with the Wang Qiang and Luo Shan sections. These two basically express what I want to express clearly, especially the Luo Shan plot uses ‘dragon’ to create a repetitive nesting.

In the outline, due to the accelerated pace and multiple revisions and adjustments, many things were not written in time. I will try to add these later.

As a newcomer, after writing 350,000 words, I finally realized what Shaanxi writer Lu Yao said. When he was writing at night, his characters would knock on the door and come in to chat with him. All he had to do was Write down these chats in pen.

Of course, it is impossible for me to reach the level of Lu Yao, but I also have a feeling that the characters in the novel can act independently.

The story of Hanshui City in the first volume is half told, and the other half has not come yet, so I will not tell it yet and give it time to ferment. The second volume is the story of Qin Province. The basic plot and plot direction have been conceived.

In short, thank you for your support. I will try my best to tell wonderful stories!

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Jingshan Stone