Demon Sword Immortal

In my opinion, this kind of emotion goes beyond simple romantic love. It is a spiritual understanding and resonance, often equal to love, and sometimes even surpassing it. If the element of love is also mixed in, it will definitely be more mellow and rich. The romantic storyline of the detective series is perfected in this way.

Of course, some people will like this, and some won't. I accept criticism for this. I regret that I can't write a romance storyline that everyone will like. I can only showcase what I'm good at, and try my best to please you with humility. I hope that if you don't like it, you won't be too harsh with your criticism =a=

Then let's return to the classification of works themselves.

The style of this book changed drastically, which was a great challenge for me. In the early stages, my accumulated knowledge was enough to write a smooth story, but in the later stages, my knowledge was insufficient, and the plot began to become bland. I realized that I could not drag it out any longer, so when I was about 240 million words in, I consciously planned to end it.

Actually, I did consider at first whether I should slow down the leveling up, which is commonly known as suppressing combat power, so that I could write a longer story. However, I quickly dismissed this idea because I felt that I didn't know how this type of story would turn out after my first attempt. Of course, I should enjoy it first. Rather than writing a whole book that would make readers feel constipated, I would rather write only half of a book that is enjoyable. In the end, I should prioritize being true to the book's theme, which is commonly known as not betraying the readers.

Looking back, if I really wanted to write it, adding some otherworldly settings, various immortal abodes and ruins, martial arts tournaments, and the like wouldn't be out of the question. However, I myself got bored reading about 200 million words of cultivation novels and couldn't keep going, so forcing it wouldn't be effective. In addition, I've already determined that my biggest weakness is writing about competitions, so these ideas were quickly abandoned. In the end, I decided to cut the book's theme and focus on portraying the "demon" aspects of "Demon Sword Immortal."

I'm too lazy to go into detail about this part, and I'm too afraid to say more.

Let's talk about the new book!

I usually start having ideas for a new book when I'm halfway through the current one, with the only exception being the detective series—I didn't have any ideas until I was almost finished with that one. But this one is back to normal; it's definitely going to be a story about the apocalypse, destruction, and salvation.

The story structure is the same as detective series, which is an episodic series—this is what I'm good at. However, unlike detective series, the story type will lean towards 'road trip,' focusing on travel and the scenery encountered along the way.

The only thing that's bothering me is the arrangement of the romance. The main character in the new book is generally a bit softer, definitely softer than Xiang Ye, but much tougher than A Qing. What I'm unsure about is whether this book should be arranged as 1v1 or 1vN. Although I'm not good at the latter, episodic dramas can avoid the weakness of portraying multiple female leads at the same time, and the theme is also suitable. So I'm not too sure.

Currently, I lean slightly towards the former, because the former can avoid suspicion, while the latter cannot. If you have any thoughts, you can leave me a message here. Type 1 if you prefer the former, and type 2 if you prefer the latter.

This is a subject I need to continue learning and improving. I'll probably take a break for about a month. During that time, I'll consider finishing the side story of the detective series, "The Upside-Down Waterfall," and also working on the side story of Xiang Ye. I'll also spend the rest of my time looking at materials and filling in knowledge gaps.

That's about it for now!

I'm so glad I still have the opportunity to write stories; it's a blessing in itself. I hope my back pain will subside, and I wish everyone good health!