Before I knew it, I had been writing a book for more than half a year.
During this process, my mindset gradually shifted from "I can do it" to "I really can't do it." My attitude underwent some subtle changes, and I also realized that I still have many shortcomings.
For example, dividing the story into volumes, controlling the pacing of the story, and emphasizing the main and subplots.
These are all areas where I need to reflect.
I've always focused on the logical consistency of the story, even planting numerous subplots to advance the narrative. However, due to my limited writing skills, the overall reading experience has been poor, the pacing too slow, and the sense of immersion weak.
For example, in the section about the Demon King's lair, my original intention was to introduce the demon race and show the current conflict between alien beasts and humans.
Firstly, it's to earn enough cultivation resources for Wang Zheng so that he won't have to worry about the upper limit of spiritual energy anymore.
Secondly, it also aims to change Wang Zheng's long-standing indifferent attitude, and ultimately use Wang Zheng's fake identity to bind the demon race to the war against the Heavenly Demon forces.
However, my writing was poor, and the final result was far from satisfactory.
Since it was my first time, I didn't have much experience, and I was figuring things out as I went along. I'll try to pay more attention to these issues in the future.
Furthermore, because the writing was poor, there were even suspicions that the person in charge had been replaced...
Here, I need to clarify that I wrote this book from beginning to end, but my writing skills are really limited and the writing is awkward, which has disappointed everyone who has liked this book.
Some readers have also said that in order to suppress Wang Zheng's growth, I even went so far as to give him a cheat code on the battlefield, consuming his maximum spiritual energy to suppress his growth.
Although I admit I didn't expect him to transform so quickly, he still received all the rewards he deserved. Seeing Wang Zheng spend tens of thousands to unlock the limits of cheating, we should also see the rewards he reaps.
He still returned to Jingnan with hundreds of thousands of spiritual energy reserves, and after returning, he was subjected to both Heavenly Demon and purification of his original aura to enhance his attributes. After this, Wang Zheng will not lack cultivation resources.
Actually, I've seen everyone's suggestions over the years, especially regarding Wang Zheng's transformation into a mortal and the allocation of five-dimensional attributes.
This is my fault. I introduced the concept of becoming a superhuman too early, which created expectations among the people.
This pot of bacteria has been quietly added to its pot; I'll just lie there and let them criticize me.
However, I still want to explain that in my outline, the extraordinary level is already the strongest combat force in the book. Because I didn't expect to introduce a stronger level of strength in the future, I used related side quests to advance the plot during Wang Zheng's growth process.
Although the skill point allocation is slower, the plot developments and main storyline progression have not been lacking.
Moreover, in my original plan, when Wang Zheng transforms into a mortal, that will be the time to reveal the mystery of Wang Zheng's time travel and the background of the world.
After all, as mentioned earlier, the higher one's basic attributes before transcending the mortal realm, the stronger one's abilities will be after transcending the mortal realm.
While most extraordinary individuals only have around 150 in attributes, Wang Zheng's base strength before his transformation was over 200. If he weren't given some kind of restriction, this story would have ended very quickly.
It would be easy to simply add attributes to Wang Zheng, but afterwards all the extraordinary beings and demon kings would be easily wiped out.
If the supporting characters can't keep up, and there are no more opponents on Earth, the only solution is to add new level settings, open new maps, and then move to a different location to re-level up.
However, this would not only annoy readers, but even I would get tired of writing it myself.
Well... after rambling on for so long, this separate chapter serves as a summary and reflection on what I've been doing all this time, and also as a way to give everyone a unified answer regarding the creative ideas behind this book and the direction of the plot going forward.
In the upcoming third volume, we will speed up the pace and improve some of the previous shortcomings.
As for the outline of this book, it was written a long time ago, and I will insist on finishing this story no matter what.
Alright, without further ado, here are four chapters. I hope you enjoy them.
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