Crown of Chaos

Anyway, as long as you can see this, the emperor wants to say thank you to every reader.

I know that many readers have left because I did not write well in the sequel of this book, it was boring and watery.

You are scolding, it is genuine, genuine~ The emperor is here to kowtow to you, let's sit and chat~

The writing of the sixth volume is much simpler than I thought, and it is also much more difficult than I thought.

The simple reason is that whether it is saving Waukin, conquering the Great Desert, becoming the Shogun, the Battle of the Moon Sea, the Conferred God, or the subsequent Battle of the Spider Queen, these parts are all the contents that I have thought about and planned before, and I just need to write them step by step, so in terms of content, the writing of this part is simple.

But it is precisely the simpler things, the more complicated and difficult they are.

Because I have to fill enough words into the content of this part to make it full, vivid and interesting.

This is difficult.

Finally, after I finished writing this volume, how do I evaluate the sixth volume - The Golden Road?

Frankly speaking, I think I wrote a few good parts in this volume (saving Wakin, Reynard, the protagonist's deification, AO's appearance, and the interaction between the four vendors), but overall, I don't think I've done a good job. Some of the content is too long, some of the content is unnecessary, and some of the content I think should be written clearly, but it seems boring and long to readers (such as the plot of fighting Rose).

More importantly, the character setting of the protagonist and the plot of some characters are out of control.

I originally set the character of Aaron to be a person who is easy-going, chaotic, has ideals and blueprints but is not so particular about whether it is right or wrong.

Facts have proved that this kind of character is not easy to write, so children should not learn it (laughs).

Why did many supporting characters that I wrote in the early stage no longer appear in the middle and late stages?

It's because I realized that if the plot happened later according to the character setting I set, it would inevitably affect Aaron's image, the image of the supporting characters, and even the rationality of the whole story.

So, after writing so many characters in the early stage, such as the Regent Princess, they rarely appeared in the middle and late stages. The two sides have different interests, different positions, and different values, which are bound to lead to violent conflicts, and they are meaningless conflicts with the main plot.

These plots are meaningless to write, and I don’t want to write them.

But the content I want to write has little to do with the main plot of the whole story.

Therefore, writing this volume has become very difficult. I often have to sit in front of the computer for several hours before I can start writing. I write and delete a paragraph, just like holding my urine. It is very painful. Although I can get by by writing rough, as an old reader "Marshal Hans" said, although stockings are great, you can't just write rough, right?

There is another problem, that is, the mixed theme of DND and Warhammer has greatly limited my room for development. If I write with the background of the complete DND timeline, I have very little content to develop. In fact, many readers have pointed out more than once that there is something wrong with the DND stuff I wrote.

So it's no wonder that even though Yunfei and Futuzi are so proficient in DND, they must force it to be a game theme, and those who really write about the background of the kingdom, many of them either collapse or pause in the later stage.

I won't blame others. In the final analysis, it's my fault that I didn't write well, my level is limited, and I took the initiative to choose this theme.

It's painful to write. It's like holding back urine. I write without passion and just deal with it. Sometimes I just want to get an update and get it over with. Sometimes I work hard for several hours and want to delete everything I see. Occasionally, I write something that makes me smile, but it's still the old things and some stalks of Warhammer. The chaotic and tangled plot and the chaotic character of the protagonist make it difficult for me to write.

The main reason for the difficulty in writing is that I can't inject my own emotions into the character and can't feel the protagonist.

Since August last year, I have stopped updating more and more frequently. In addition to physical reasons, the later stage is particularly difficult, and it is also a reason.

But anyway, I have finally finished writing most of the plot. I really don't plan to write about the previous pits and foreshadowings. Besides, the protagonist has reached this level, and it is meaningless to participate in the battle of mortals.

Now there is only one last plot left, the War of Heaven, to end the eternal war between Su Lun Mama and Sister Shaer.

Tianzi expects that there will be about 30 chapters to finish the book.

In any case, please accept Tianzi's highest thanks for reading this.

Let me think carefully for a day today, how to end the last volume.

Volume 7, War of Heaven.