Pirates: My Piltover is far ahead in technology

First of all, I haven't finished the book yet, but it's not like I won't write anymore. I just want to say something before I finish.

Thank you all for reading till the end. The slump in the later period is very serious, especially in the past few days.

It has nothing to do with the results. When Arceus was finished, it had more than 3 million words, 11,000 words per person, and it has been steadily rising.

This book is indeed not Arceus, but it's almost 8,000 words per person, so the results are not bad.

It's not that I don't want to write or I'm not doing it, but I really can't write it. No matter how I write, it feels wrong.

When I first set this book, it was not as long as Arceus. Halfway through, I found that this setting was not as easy to write as I thought, and b was much more difficult than expected.

The setting of the middleman and the scientist led to a serious reduction in the things that can be written. Many conflict lines were directly flattened. Although there is an overall goal, the plot process is very flat, and I failed to write interesting daily life.

Many routines have been used in the previous book. Writing it according to the routine is just old wine in a new bottle, and the repetitiveness is particularly serious.

Then Oda didn't stab me much, but he stabbed me with his fists (welcome to the Arcane Herald Victor, to remember that in this Valoran continent where technology and magic are getting more and more outrageous, there are still people who fight by hitting others with their bellies).

The quality of the ending is really not good. I'll knock it first. But I'm really confused when writing recently, and sometimes I just hold it back. I will try my best to wrap it up

Many people don't read the author's words. I said before that it will be finished before the end of the year, and it's still like this now.

Valoran was originally set to be just a side story, and I didn't plan to write it for a long time. The situation is still the same now. The above

(By the way, I wish you a happy new year)