I Really Didn’t Want to be a Savior

The recent update speed has slowed down a bit compared to the previous two months. It can only be said that the difficulty of writing is rising in a straight line beyond my imagination.

Mainly because I still want to stick to photography and science fiction. Now the story has expanded to a terrifying level. Of course I am still working hard to control it well.

It takes about seven or eight hours a day to absorb, organize logic, and smooth out ideas. I tried my best to think of ways to make something that was supposed to be boring become more interesting.

I have basically decided to finish the book with about 2.2 million words in October.

Actually, I originally had something to write about the interaction between countless civilizations in the universe, but I thought about it for a long time. If I wrote about the level of the civilization of the macrocosm, I would actually have deviated from the theme at the beginning of the story.

The framework concept of the large universe civilization and Chen Feng's core concept of traveling in the time cycle will inevitably conflict with each other.

If the closed loop of time is forced to be used at a more macroscopic level of cosmic civilization, the story will become extremely boring, Chen Feng will lose his light, and the story will become another story of group portraits.

Therefore, these larger ideas should be left to be written in future books.

Finally, ask for a monthly pass.

In June, I said I would only do it once, but this time I didn’t do it that badly. Anyway, I still wrote the book to preserve the value and quantity, and did my best to do a good job.

For the sake of me not giving in, not procrastinating, and locking in the 2.2 million words to complete the book, can you give me some final support?