The Good-For-Nothing Demon King's Road To Killing Gods

I'm convinced, I really can't make it up this time. I don't know what the foreign persimmon is doing. I still default to the first volume when publishing articles in volumes. The author has no way to adjust it. I searched the assistant and the answer I got is that I can only Start by replacing this stupid approach with meaningless text.

Can't delete, can't change the location, you really have a foreign persimmon

Is it difficult to implement such a simple function? is it hard?

If you are a new reader of this book, you will definitely wonder why there are so many strange chapters after more than sixty chapters.

I suggest you just skip this chapter.

I have made up my mind to become a platinum author with millions of people reading and making crazy money. Please support me to become the next million-dollar author. Your benefits will be indispensable when I succeed.

In fact, I am very satisfied with the story of the Nordic chapter at the beginning of this book. Maybe I am hesitant because I have no writing experience, and many of the plots I imagined were not well written, but at least I think the story of the Nordic chapter is good-looking.

The number of words is increasing now. When I revise this article, it should have reached 400,000 words. The plot used to describe the Japanese chapter has exceeded the previous beginning plus the Nordic chapter.

These days, I have seen a lot of comments about the slow pace of the Japanese chapter. Everyone seems to only want to read the stories of the male and female protagonists. One reader even said that he skipped reading the Japanese chapter.

This actually makes me quite sad. In fact, before the Japanese story started, I wrote that the roles of the male and female protagonists will not be as important as before. Because of their identity issues, they are more like bystanders involved in the Japanese story, because You know, it’s Japan after all.

In my eyes, the Japanese chapter consists of many people’s stories and experiences. There are principals who are so desperate for revenge that they are annoying, there are couples with different stances, there are fathers and sons with complicated relationships, there are sisters and brothers, each of them has his own Their story and their own purpose make up the entire Japanese story. In my eyes, they are the protagonists of this story.

In fact, if you look closely, you can find that many characters have experiences similar to those of the male protagonist, except that they do not have the power of the male protagonist. They are supporting characters. Their desperate roars cannot change anything, and they cannot take revenge in the most straightforward and refreshing way like the male protagonist.

I like all the characters in the Japanese chapter except Fujiwara Chiba.

As the number of words increased, I began to wonder whether the book was good or not, and whether the time spent on it every day was worth it.

I suddenly had an idea today. I want to be an author who makes a lot of money, but I always stop updating.

I used to think that a dog could be a writer of online articles, and a dog could write two sentences in front of the keyboard. Only after I started writing did I realize how difficult it is.

I have to survive a long period of single-player time. I still remember that the first review of this book was only about 100,000 words long, and there were only three or four reminders for one chapter, including my own comments.

What if the story isn’t good at all? What if no one reads it even if you insist on talking eloquently for a million words?

I can't say it's just in case, because it seems that most authors are like this.

I often open paragraphs and comment on them one by one from beginning to end to encourage myself to continue coding.

Alas, what should I do if I still have less than 1,000 words after spending a long time?

First set a small goal for yourself, update 5,000 words every day, and strive to have 200,000 readers.

The ultimate goal is to have one million readers.

There is also a one-million-word book title test. Can anyone help me come up with a title?