I finally finished writing the game part of Season 9, and I feel relieved.

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I suddenly realized that time flies by so fast. It has been almost half a year since I published the book at the end of May. I originally thought I could write it quickly, but according to the original plan, there is still a long way to go. Fortunately, the most important part is writing. It's over.

The average number of orders for this book also increased from 300 to 900. This achievement is insignificant compared with other big names, but it is a huge breakthrough for me.

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As for rewards and monthly tickets, it doesn't matter. In fact, I haven't asked for them. My grades are average and I write slowly... I have self-awareness.

In September, my state and mentality were not very good, but I actually figured it out a lot later.

Writing novels either entertains the public or entertains oneself.

When I first wanted to write a fanfic about a full-time master, it was mainly for my own entertainment, so there was no need to insist on grades or anything like that. Just thinking about it made me feel a lot happier [self-interest warning?].

No matter what, what I write is just fan fiction. I am naturally very happy if people like the story. If you feel it is not good or dissatisfied later, you can abandon it. It is considered acquaintance.

The general direction of the follow-up plot has actually been planned from the beginning. I can’t answer many questions well (don’t @ me in the group, don’t chat privately, I can’t answer QAQ).

Moreover, although it is said to be filling up the regrets of the original work, when writing it, I actually discovered that sometimes, if you fill in some regrets, it may cause other regrets. Even if you write a fanfic, it cannot be perfect.

And forcing perfection may cause the character to lose his soul.

I won’t go into details on this aspect. In short, the focus of the tenth season will shift somewhat, and the whole story will be concluded after the World Invitational Tournament... The book is actually halfway through!

In fact, at first I thought I could finish it at around seven or eight hundred thousand words. Now the word count has far exceeded my expectation, but it is still a good thing. If I write less than one million words, I will probably be considered a eunuch.

Out of personal belief, I will never be perfunctory or lazy in translating from Chinese to Chinese. Failure to write well is due to my own lack of ability.

Now when I think back to the early days when I first started writing, I still feel that I made a lot of small mistakes, but I really didn’t have a clear direction at that time. Fortunately, my enthusiasm was relatively high at that time, which made up for a lot of things. Now, being stuck is the norm. ...

Then, as for the description of the game, it is concise and much simpler than the original work. It is of course possible to write more details, but my goal is to clearly describe the process, transitions, back and forth, so that it can be understood easily.

And I really don’t have the ability. I don’t have the writing power of Chong Daddy. The writing is too complicated and seems to be streamlined and easy to get confused.

What's more, the game itself is fictional, and the YY rights belong to Chong Daddy. I have tried my best to write based on the original work.

I encountered a little problem in the later stage of writing, and I felt that it was quite enjoyable when I was thinking about it, but when I wrote it down, I felt that the plot tension was not enough. Well, maybe it was a problem with my writing skills, or maybe I just couldn't get excited at the later stage of writing.

Already.

Also, although I have never written an e-sports novel, I can feel that my tone is a bit high. I also encountered many problems when I was promoting the plot. Later, I omitted some plots and wrote less.

A lot of stuff.

OK, that’s all I can think of for now, thank you all again for your support.

Next is the end of the ninth season, and I will write about some daily transitions.
Chapter completed!