Don't call me evil god

Ah, it's time for the end-of-volume summary again, happy.

I like this kind of thing that doesn't care about the plot, I can chat and talk about it casually.

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Let me say something off topic first. As of the end of the second volume, it has been on the shelves for 30 days, and the daily reading has not stopped!

I will continue to work hard to maintain the daily reading of 10,000!

(In order to maintain the update, I even stopped playing black mara, and could only write as a coder.)

Although the daily reading of 10,000 is very expensive, I caught a cold twice in less than a month in the second volume (I don't know why, but I didn't catch a cold for 1 or 2 years in the past).

But as long as I can write, I will try my best to maintain the daily reading of 10,000!

If there is really force majeure, and the daily update volume is not completed, it will be supplemented later.

Taking leave will be counted as arrears, and I will not refuse to pay.

In addition, the reward for adding more chapters is still 10,000 points for one chapter. Although no one should reward hhh, what if? (Dream!)

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Let's talk briefly about the plot of the second volume.

As the title of the volume is "Neighboring with the Devil".

The theme of this volume, as mentioned in the summary at the end of the last volume, is farming and construction.

The core creation altar mechanism, three territories for development, and the gradual introduction of contact with Ceylon Territory and adventurers.

The plot is still within the outline and basically has not deviated.

It is still very happy that the plot has not collapsed under the premise of maintaining the daily ten thousand.

Being neighbors with "demons", just like the remnants of the old days in the first volume, the demons here also refer to multiple things.

For the Church of Seeking Knowledge, the monsters in the forest are considered demons.

For Ceylon Territory, the three newly-born territories are, in a sense, also neighbors with demons, lol.

And, there are some other meanings, which will not be spoiled for the time being.

It's just that this part of the content has not yet been reflected.

After all, the content of the second volume is mainly aimed at laying the mechanism. The real territory has just set sail. It will take the opportunity of the hunting month to start large-scale contact and interaction with Ceylon Territory.

In the middle, the mechanism was laid out a little too much, but it was pulled back in time, and the plot was back on track.

Overall, the content is satisfactory, but the ending is a little bland. After all, the theme of farming and construction is not easy to make a big scene, and it is a bit incompatible with the subsequent plot.

I hope that the following content can be written more beautifully and satisfy all readers.

Guozi will do his best.

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As usual, let's talk about the third volume briefly.

The upcoming third volume is called "Ceylon Dawn".

Ah, this name actually spoils a lot of things.

Not as good as the fourth volume "Winter Miracle", which doesn't show the details on the surface.

But the third volume is indeed a very important volume.

The content focuses on shifting from farming and construction to fighting, expansion, and struggle.

If you want to refine a keyword for each volume.

The keyword of the first volume is "ambition"

The keyword of the second volume is "creation"

Then the keyword of the third volume should be "illusion".

When the false is true, the true is also false, and when the true is false, the false is also true.

There will be a lot of true and false information about the important characters in the third volume.

Guozi is not sure what effect it will have, but it should be an interesting volume and an important plot that connects the previous and the next in the plot.

The arrival of the Hunting Moon.

The "fierce struggle" that is about to surface in the Ceylon Territory.

The nobles of the kingdom, the Church of the Glorious God, and some cultists who are making big news behind the scenes will all appear in this volume.

And the final "dawn".

Ah, I hope I can write a grand picture that matches the grand scene at the end of the volume.

If nothing unexpected happens, the number of words in the third volume should also be maintained at 200,000-300,000 words.

In other words, before the end of September (before the end of the Hunting Moon, haha), the third volume should be finished.

This is also Guozi's estimate of the amount of plot in each volume of this story, which will probably be within this range.

I hope to tell a fairly interesting story!

So, see you in the third volume~~

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