Pollution throughout the territory

I finally finished writing Age of Plague, and I breathed a sigh of relief.

Next up is volume three.

There will be a lot of new content in this volume, and the foreshadowing laid down in the previous two volumes will gradually be used. There are also characters that were wasted in writing in the past but had no apparent effect, and will appear again one after another, surprising everyone.

The complexity of this book and the difficulty of the plot far exceeded my initial expectations. I originally thought it would be difficult, but I didn't expect it to be hell difficulty. So yesterday when I wanted to reorganize the subsequent plot, I watched The outline makes me doubt my life.

But I have already written to this point, and it is impossible to give up. I even want to speed up the update speed (expansion).

Looking back at the first two volumes, this book is actually not enjoyable and has serious shortcomings. The rhythm is extremely confusing and the plot is messy. It is a miracle that it has achieved the current results. I would like to thank everyone for your love and support.

The second volume actually has a big problem. The tone of the whole volume is too heavy, and the main enemy faced is the plague. The protagonist actually doesn't have much contact with people, which makes the plot depressing and almost not enjoyable. Some even see no hope.

In order to get rid of this problem as soon as possible, I was anxious and pushed forward the progress of the entire volume. I only wrote the two plague plots at the beginning and end of the outline. As a result, the key foreshadowing in the middle was not even mentioned, which seriously affected the subsequent content.

So I rewrote that part, trying to keep the plot as complete as possible, but still cutting out a lot of plot, but I don’t regret it this time.

Zhou Yuan's role in the entire plague era, the Supreme Alliance Government is not a wage earner of the Foundation and the Superman Alliance, but actually has a transcendent status, the residents of the archipelago, the secret forest, the real cause of Dr. Liao's death, etc., etc., these are the main parts I've written it all down, so I can at least ensure that the subsequent content won't feel abrupt or inexplicable to you.

Regarding the third volume, I cannot guarantee anything else, especially the update speed, but the reading experience will definitely be improved compared to the previous two volumes.

Next, please come to Xia Ren’s home court.

Volume Three: "Wizard Trial".