The author's diary of ghost stories

As the title states, the main plot of the third volume is basically over. Adhering to my usual fun-loving style, it can be regarded as laying some necessary foundation for the later growth of the protagonist group.

As for the roles and scenes, this was actually planned from the beginning.

Yu Liang is a writer. Writers are not easy to be remembered. Readers often only remember the name and character of the protagonist or the main supporting character.

Therefore, in this book, Yu Liang's character is also designed to be relatively plain, with only a slight hint of evil. Only such a "writer" with a peaceful personality can accommodate so many protagonists with unique personalities.

The first thing Li Huachao said when he met Yu Liang was "Do you think a person like me is suitable to be the protagonist?" As he said, he appeared as the protagonist and was the protagonist in Yu Liang's works.

This is true for every character created since then. They all have the protagonist script in their hands.

The "Er Ha Li" who thinks outside the box and makes bold moves, the "female writer" who wants to steal the opportunity of a ghost story on her own without ever meeting her, and the "brainless and unhappy" son of fate who is now one with two souls.

There will be more interesting characters created in the future, thanks for reading.

One more thing, I will take time off tomorrow as usual to prepare for the fourth volume.