Destroying the World Starts From Marvel

This testimonial is mainly to answer a question that too many people have raised - when to start entering the next chapter of the world. I have already explained this issue in "About the Length of Works" in the related works, but it seems that there are always people who like to post comments instead of looking at the related works, so I have to open a single chapter and say it again. The Hokage Arc will probably start at around 550,000 words, so if I still have doubts, I really can't help it.

As I emphasized in the introduction, this book is not about Infinite Streams but Marvel fans, so the beginning of Naruto does not mean the end of Marvel. After all, after the first mission is over, all that has been dealt with are the forces on the earth of the Marvel world. The alien forces such as Thanos, the Guardians of the Galaxy, Thor's hometown Asgard, and the Planet Devourer have not yet shown themselves. , these things will continue to unfold in the Marvel world as the main world after the Naruto world starts. This book will not change to another world and become another main tone. The Marvel theme will run through, this is the book The meaning of the name "Destroy the World from the Beginning of American Comics", if I wanted to write an infinite stream, I would not take such a title.

As for why a world is taking so long to write, that's a question I've seen some readers ask. That's because you regard this book as those infinite-flow novels that quickly travel through the movie world. If you tell a story in the movie world, such as the movie "Captain America", it is of course impossible to write hundreds of thousands of pages. There are only a few important plot characters, and it is impossible to think about water for so long. Even if you write "The Avengers", which has a larger number of plots, it will definitely be about 100,000 words of content, and it will never be long to write just a few things.

However, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe written in this book, there are nearly 20 superhero movies, even in a narrow sense, which belong to Marvel Studios. "X-Men" series, "Ghost Rider" series, "Spider-Man" series, etc.), that is close to the breadth of hundreds of movies. Comparing a world made up of hundreds of films with the space required for a single film world, how can the length of the space not be several times larger?

The next world chose Naruto for the same reason. As a super-long work with eleven theatrical movies and hundreds of animation episodes, such a world is complex enough to support a plot of this magnitude. Authors and readers have always considered things differently, so I hope you don’t take it too much for granted. It’s not that you can write a popular plot after entering a popular plot world, and vice versa. I never take it lightly. I think everyone can understand this.

And what about writing Naruto is poisonous, readers who have no love for Naruto, I can't control your hobbies. One of the replies is quite right. It is impossible to say that someone replies that they have no love for Marvel. My book is going to be a eunuch, right?

And saying that I am counting the words, at least I think that I am trying my best to tell the story completely, and I don't want to leave anything unfilled. I have already explained why it takes so long, and if such behavior seems to you to be counted, so be it.