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This is the second book that the author has finished.

Adding the two books together, I actually wrote nearly three million words, which may be unimaginable to me in the past.

After all, when I was in high school, I couldn't write an essay of 800 words.

Now I have written nearly three million words, which really makes me feel unreal.

However, after writing these three million words, my writing level has also improved a lot.

Compared with when I just started writing, the gap is really huge.

Looking back now, the author has made a lot of progress in each book.

Of course, all progress is transformed from mistakes.

Only by recognizing your own mistakes can you make better progress.

Like this book, I made a lot of mistakes.

The first and most important thing is that I can't read light novels.

How to say it?

I have been reading novels since junior high school, and it has been 13 or 14 years now.

I have read at least 8,000 books, if not 10,000.

Years of reading novels have made me able to read both old and new novels.

The themes involved are also varied.

At present, I have read a lot of themes on Qidian except for reality-related ones.

This has made me accustomed to the style of online novels.

So I always find it difficult to read light novels.

It's too awkward.

And if you can't read light novels, it will lead to many big problems.

Because I am watching anime, there will always be problems when writing settings.

For example, you think there is no information that needs to be re-created, but it is actually there, but it is at the end of the light novel.

In addition, there are also mistakes in the settings.

For example, the author knew about the three major commissions of the world of Chicuo.

But I didn't know it was actually outside.

I thought it was very deep in the dungeon.

As a result, this mistake occurred.

This mistake is very serious.

By the time I realized it, it was already very late.

At that time, it was too late to change it.

I, the author, like to read fan fiction.

Every time I finish watching an anime I like, I will immediately go to the website to look for various fan fictions.

This allows me to know a lot of information that is not in the anime.

After all, the author carefully checked the settings when writing.

And I like to read the discussions in the novels.

So I know a lot of settings.

For example, One Piece, I have only watched a dozen levels of this anime, but I still know all the plots through fan fiction.

I even know more than those who have watched the entire series.

It is because of these reasons that I made these mistakes.

Sure enough, I still have to read the light novel honestly.

In addition to this problem, there is another problem that the setting is too complicated.

In fact, when I first wrote this novel, I already consciously wanted to make the protagonist's abilities simpler.

After all, this shortcoming also exists in the previous book.

In my original idea, the template for the protagonist was Kevin in Honkai Impact 3rd.

But because my outline was only a brief outline and there was no detailed outline, I let myself go when I started writing, and all kinds of strange and bizarre abilities emerged one by one.

Many abilities appeared because of my impulsiveness at the time.

Something like "this is very handsome".

I regretted it later.

These are the areas where I need to improve.

And then, the most important thing, I think, is to keep exercising.

Sure enough, the body is the capital of revolution.

Originally, I planned to finish this book last month, but because of physical reasons and various things mixed together, I couldn't even do basic updates.

Obviously, I used to write 6,000 words a day.

I must keep exercising in the future.

As for the content of this book itself, I have nothing to say as the author.

In fact, because of the previous computer problem, all my data archives disappeared, and I had the idea of abandoning it at that time.

But later I held my breath, thinking that I couldn't ruin my character, so I insisted on this ending.

Especially in the previous period of time, various things rushed together, sometimes I really wanted to give up.

But fortunately I still persevered.

So, I am very satisfied that I can finish this book.

I won't talk about other things.

As for the next book, the author should take a break for a week or two before continuing.

As for the content?

In fact, the outline and basic settings are already in my mind.