Lord of the World: I Became a Zombie

I have a feeling that the feel of this chapter in Longmu Valley is much better than when I was a novice in the woods.

Subconsciously, I thought of adding a cool place, and the foreshadowing was also more natural.

Really.

Standing in this position and looking back, it is true that the novice village was a failure.

how to say?

If it was there at that time, write a little more forward, and the time span is a little larger.

Not only Chen Feng's few rookies, but it would be nice to write more about the battles with the minor leagues.

In this way, the progress of the base is higher, and Jiang Si's life level is also logical.

Because I found that after the plot of the later story unfolds, it is really difficult to have time to improve the rank.

So here comes the question:

What if the book doesn't catch fire?

Then do you really write 3 million words and write down all the ranks?

Not to mention the water, the key is meaningless.

So I know that when this book is over and the next book is opened, the plot at the beginning should focus on upgrading and development as much as possible.

In this way, in the mid-term, I can write the plot with more peace of mind.

At least 200,000 words, and the protagonist must be raised to a level of about 40%, or even 50%, on the road to the ceiling of strength.

Because if the book has a good response, it is not impossible to continue to open up new ideas.

Who said that there can be no new stages above the ceiling of strength?

Just like this book...

Even if human technology has reached the "prohibited items", Jiang Si has achieved the "prohibited items".

In the end, after defeating the "Prohibited Matters", the "Prohibited Matters" was changed to "Prohibited Matters".

Then you can continue to write "prohibited matters" and "prohibited matters"!

Heck, that's a bit too much to say.

The joy is over...

Hey, really, I am a relatively straight person.

In short, don't give up the book because of my spoilers!

My cake gentleman will continue to work hard, Qiumi...