Ink panel: Hunting the sun and surveying the sky from the bow.

Chapter 76 Remarks on the launch
It will be available again soon.

This is my second time on the shelves.

As I sat in front of the computer and typed on the keyboard, preparing to write this post, I felt quite mixed emotions.

Let me tell you about this book.

The performance of this book was very average at the beginning, which was far from my previous book.

Now I think there are two reasons. One is the title and introduction of the book. Every time I recommended it, it didn’t attract any traffic. It wasn’t until I changed the title that it got better. And it was a bit late to change the title.

Another reason is that I didn’t think deeply when choosing the subject matter and genre. I found an entry point that I was not familiar with and didn’t follow the trend, which led to mediocre performance.

The purpose of opening this book was to write a fast-paced story, but now it seems that I was not very successful.

The theme of cheat codes for mastery is suitable for the kind of writing that accumulates skills over a period of time and explodes at a certain point.

This kind of writing style that frequently causes conflicts seems a bit deliberate.

I've also been trying to avoid this kind of problem, but the results are still unsatisfactory.

If it is put on the shelves later, I should consider adapting the plot progress to the rhythm that the proficiency cheat code should have.

Let's just say it's a lesson learned.

It can be seen that writing a novel has never been an easy task, and the process is always so tortuous.

Hahaha.

I'd also like to chat with you here and share my daily writing routine.

I work part-time.

Generally I wake up at 7:40 in the morning, have breakfast and go out before 8:10.

Arrive at the company to work at 9:30.

12:00 noon, eat and rest for an hour.

Get off work at 18:30 in the afternoon.

I got home at 20:10, and in the next fifty minutes, I needed to complete a series of tasks such as dinner, washing up, and spending time with my daughter and family.

It wasn't until around 21:20 that I was able to open my computer to think about the plot and start typing.

The first draft was completed at 23:59, and it took another half an hour to polish it, so it was finished at 00:30.

I can't rest immediately at this time. I need to check if there is any problem with what I wrote today. If there is, I need to revise it.

I basically don’t go to bed until 1:20.

If I get excited while writing, I have to take melatonin, and it takes me until about 1:50 to fall asleep. Then I repeat the above routine every day.

All of these are based on the assumption that I don't work overtime and there are no trivial matters at home.

If you have to work overtime or have other things or get stuck, then...

So it’s difficult to write a book part-time.

I am now also trying to adapt to typing on my mobile phone, trying to save as much time as possible, so that I can think about the plot and characters while ensuring updates.

Having said this, let’s talk about the achievements of this book.

If I had really been following it before, I would have read about a thousand pages, but I only updated one chapter the day before yesterday, and the subsequent plot twists were not connected, so I lost a lot of pages. Anyway, it’s not very good.

I estimate the first order will be around three to four hundred or four to five hundred.

Very bad.

Generally, authors who have written excellent works or achieved success have already quit.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my editor Wu Shule. Without him, this book would not have reached its current stage.

He kept telling me that my book would still be very popular and that fantasy novels should be read mainly in long novels. He asked me to continue writing and even personally helped me change the title and introduction of the book.

I just kept a relaxed attitude and continued writing.

It doesn’t matter whether you raise pigeons often or not.

Now the map and interpersonal relationships of Taiping County have been laid out almost completely, and it should be able to support another 100,000 or 200,000 words.

Today I tried my best to write three chapters to make up for the chapter I missed the day before yesterday.

The update rhythm after the release is two chapters from Monday to Friday, with 4,000 or 6,000 words, depending on the time and status of the day.

If there are any additional updates, they will be posted on Saturday or Sunday.

Here, I would like to thank every reader who has stayed with me until now.

Bow, bow again.

It is your support and encouragement that gives me the courage to face difficulties and the motivation to keep moving forward.

Every comment, every like, and every repost of yours is my motivation to move forward.

It will be on the shelves soon. I hope everyone can contribute a first order to support the author. Thank you very much.

Finally, thank you all again for your support and company.

(End of this chapter)