Rebirth: Growing Up Together

Take a day off and have a chat
From the beginning of a book, it should actually have a clear type and direction.

As for the direction of this book, I positioned it as a fusion of rebirth literature and everyday literature.

After all, that’s what the big boss Wanding next door does, and Potato Chips doesn’t have much confidence that it can surpass what others have already created.

But as it reached the later stage, the proportion of love stories increased, and problems arose.

The pace is slow.

The beauty of the rebirth story lies in its fast operation, continuous cash flow, and status improvement to achieve a sense of satisfaction.

But apparently readers who like this book are not interested in the development of Cold's career, but are more interested in the love part.

In my opinion, a good romance novel must be more beautiful if it is more detailed and detailed, so I actually wrote more than 100 chapters for just one part.

This was definitely not expected in my original outline design.

Of course, problems must be solved when they arise, and I have tried my best to speed up the direction of my plot. However, the more I do this, the more I feel that there are a lot of plots that I want to fill in and write.

As well as the two heroines, the more detailed the plot description can of course show the characters' personalities in more detail, but this means that if I really write it like this, the already slow pace will be twice as slow.

So I could only painfully delete some of the plots I originally planned to speed up the development of the plot.

When each book reaches this word count, it is a challenging stage for the author.

What's more, in the light novel division, which was weak in the later period, the performance of potato chips has begun to decline sharply.

I will think carefully about what to write next (cough cough cough, I will definitely update as usual tomorrow)
(End of this chapter)