The world enters the age of myth

The long dark night plot is finally over... I'm relieved, I feel like the performance was pretty good.

It’s not broken…it’s just okay!

Although the performance of this book was not very good at the beginning, after writing it, it has finally reached a high-quality product. As long as it does not collapse later, the performance should continue to rise... In short, it is not bad!

At present, the combat power ceiling has been greatly increased, which seems very refreshing. However, it should be noted that the soaring combat power is not given by the protagonist, but by the ceramic villain.

The other people on the Yunhai also do not have such combat effectiveness, and even the overall difference is several orders of magnitude...

In this case, it is indeed possible that the book will collapse.

The author also knows that returning to the mortal level will bring about a quite unpleasant psychological gap.

After all, everyone wants to be a god, not a mortal.

But randomly opening the golden finger and suddenly raising the protagonist group to the level of Red Mama is the first step in the collapse of the entire book.

With more than 600,000 words written, this book has always followed a few basic rules. Once these basic rules are violated, it will definitely be impossible to read.

The first is that superpowers cannot become stronger through "cultivation", so don't say that the protagonist is weak, has not grown up, etc. The same is true for everyone else, even humans in parallel worlds. This is the basic rule. Once something like "cultivation" appears, this book will become unreadable.

So now, improving superpowers is done through x potion or some other ways, that is, it requires opportunities.

The upgrade method is a bit different from other books, which can be considered pros and cons.

Some people say that the protagonist is a salty fish and does not pursue strength, etc. I actually don’t agree with these, because this aspect is determined, and even if the protagonist wants to pursue it, he can’t pursue it? You need opportunities. Without opportunities, how can you improve?

Another basic rule is that the protagonist will not do everything by himself. Others must share a part.

For example, if you find something good, let it be studied by scientists for a while. The results will be shared and everyone will make progress together.

If one person becomes a god, surpassing the rest of his companions by several orders of magnitude, and solves all problems by himself, this book will not be able to be written...

I think this would also be very boring, but I don’t rule out that some people want to watch this kind of invincible flow. They just want the protagonist to do it all by himself.

Of course, the protagonist is one or two positions ahead of the others, so it's not a big problem, and that's as it should be...

So in the following story, I feel that several small goals need to be completed.

The first is that the body is paralyzed and needs treatment, and the Unkai cannot treat it.

The second is to think of a reasonable way. It is expected that in two or three plots, the combat effectiveness will be greatly improved to adapt to increasingly powerful enemies. That is, about reasonable ways to improve superpowers.

The third thing is that regarding the world view, the Unkai cannot continue to drift like this. More truths need to be revealed after all...

The above is a summary of the first 600,000 words and the next small goals.

I hope that the next story can be written well. I feel that the current pace is a little fast. I have written an outline of 600,000 words and 1 million words, and I feel a bit panicked. So let alone the slow pace or something like that, when you think about it, these 600,000 words are really a lot of content, and S-class disasters broke out three times... I can't believe I just wrote so many words.

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