Psychics don't die from gunfire

Hello everyone, this is Erchongyu.

To be honest, when I was writing The Psychic, especially in the middle and late stages of the first volume, I often felt anxious and uneasy - because there were indeed many positive reviews.

But is this really because I wrote it well? Or is this just a simple information cocoon?

After all, readers who think it is ugly often do not speak up, but directly delete the book in the upper left corner.

On the other hand, I also feel happy.

Compared with the result of the first order of less than 50 for the previous book, as of now, The Psychic's performance has exceeded the performance when the previous book was finished. Of course, this is still not very high, but it is enough to make me happy.

Thank you everyone.

Let's talk about the first volume.

- About cyberpunk.

"Tower overturning" refers clearly to overthrowing [Emerald Pharmaceuticals] and overthrowing a company with rebels and anti-corporate forces. This is also a common element of cyberpunk, and I am no exception.

But considering the cyberpunk theme and the self-consistency of the style, there is Palose after the first volume - Emerald Pharmaceuticals has indeed collapsed, but the new companies are eager to rebuild the tower.

This ending may not be perfect, but I believe Harold can handle it well.

- About the theme.

Although the stage of the first volume is the corporate alliance under cyberpunk, including the second volume. But overall, the worldview of psychics is still similar to the stars, and everyone can see some clear reference sources, such as Warhammer and Utopia.

Before opening the book, I planned to set the stage as "universe", but after thinking about it, it is too big and I am afraid I can't control it. So it is still limited to one planet, and various political systems in the stars are stuffed into one planet, which should be quite interesting.

Probably.

- About the heroine and harem.

To be honest, the intensity of discussion in this regard is far beyond my expectations.

But I must explain here that I will not be completely limited to a certain theme. There is no heroine in psychics, just because I think it is not suitable to write a heroine.

Speaking of this, I want to explain a little more.

My last book was about a harem, and in the closing remarks I mentioned that the next book would also be about a harem - until the eve of the book's opening, this idea had not changed.

But I re-evaluated the psychic, and with this world view and Song Shi's personality, I'm afraid he wouldn't make a partner, so I turned to no heroine.

At the same time, on the other hand, the harem in the last book was really bad, so the psychic first practiced some story writing, and then restarted the harem in the next book to practice writing a heroine.

——About updating.

I'm so depressed.

"Do you think you are a professional writer?"

"I think I am."

"If it's 4,000 a day, it might be a little tricky."

"Will you do it?"

"I will do it."

"If you accumulate [moments] of typing one word at a time, it's [a lifetime]."

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When I wrote this, the sunlight outside had already hit in, which coincided with the scene envisioned in the last chapter of the first volume. Writing a book is indeed a very wonderful feeling.

Friends who have read this far, I wish you happiness and thank you.

All I can do is to write better words as much as possible.

——See you tomorrow.