This book is temporarily completed. This is the Rubik's Cube hesitated for a long time, and made a decision...

The framework and world background of this book are the most satisfactory time for Rubik's Cube, but under the satisfactory framework, it failed to bring a satisfactory story to the audience. This is the fault of Rubik's Cube...

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I spent a lot of time summarizing it, and even talked with several editors and author friends. There are many reasons for the failure of the Rubik's Cube. First of all, the writing skills are not enough and the story of such a large frame is not able to control the story of such a large frame. The second is that I was not prepared enough. I was actually quite hasty when writing this book because of many reasons. I even decided to use group image streams. I even saw the dungeon player's back of his forehead and took a picture. But in fact, after discussing with a certain author friend, I came to the conclusion that the framework of this book should not actually write group image streams, but should use a protagonist as the main line, and then derived the branch supporting roles such as Goudan and Baicai, so that they can have their own characteristics and not take too much risk. In this way, it will not lead to unclear main and orders, or even unclear main line...

The mistake of choice and hasty manuscripts eventually led to a completely wasted novel framework that I think is very good. I remember several old viewers who left said, "The Cube, if your novel has been in the top 50,000 words, the results will be much better than now...

During that time, Rubik's Cube was reflecting every night, why did it jump more and more? The audience who read it all the way knew that when the writing came, it almost had nothing to do with the introduction... This is no longer an ordinary jump, but there are still audiences who are willing to follow it because everyone likes the background of Rubik's Cube, but they basically regret the stories under the background...

This book is a pity, and the Rubik's Cube is also unwilling to accept it, so if you have the chance, the Rubik's Cube will be restarted in the future.

As for when to restart? This Rubik's Cube is not sure, it is not the next one anyway...

At that time, an editor talked to me about the advantages and disadvantages of my writing. He said that you are very good at structuring a worldview, but not very good at writing the rhythm of the story. The editor’s advice is: Why don’t you... write a story with a background that is not so complicated and has a little creative idea? Try to learn first, how to write the rhythm of a novel?

This suggestion is the most pertinent and difficult to accept when I hear. What does this Rubik's Cube mean that this Rubik's Cube is not good at writing story rhythms (o(￣ヘ￣o#))?

But after reading the novel I wrote repeatedly, it felt like...it's like this...hahaha...

So...To sum up......The players on Earth are temporarily saying goodbye to the audience's grandfathers...

After the pen power of the Rubik's Cube has improved and you are confident enough, you will start over and rewrite a D-ball player who satisfies the grandpas!

Now I can only kneel down and beg the audience for grandpas... and scold me gently...

The following book will be a slightly simpler story, with some small ideas and a world background that the Rubik's Cube should be able to control (Bar...)

This time, the Rubik's Cube will be down-to-earth, with the goal of writing a protagonist and a smooth story...

In this way, I would like to thank the grandpas who have always subscribed to support Rubik's Cube, especially the arbitrary viewer. From the beginning to now, I have been rewarding and supporting each month. Even though the Rubik's Cube has been incredibly leaping behind it, the chasing has dropped to a fraction of the previous...

I am very sorry, I disappointed the audience and failed to finish it well, but if I continue writing this book, I am afraid there will be tens of millions of words. If I continue writing this way at the collapsed rhythm, it will only exhaust your last trace of patience. The Rubik's Cube doesn't want to do this...

I hope that when the Rubik's Cube grows to the point where it can restart this story, it will make up for the regrets of the audience's grandfathers...

Bow again, I'm very sorry...
Chapter completed!