It's time for a book to be put on the shelves again, and it's the time for every author to be the most nervous.

For online novels, games, movies, and animations, these adaptations are good, but they are more icing on the cake. Only by subscribing to data, I think the foundation for a stable life.

As a creator, every book will have great concerns. Whether what I want to express is misaligned with the readers' expectations. Therefore, unless it is really not short of money, it will be more or less anxious.

The book "The Long Night's After Fire" may be different from the more common wasteland and the apocalyptic articles, and the focus of the expression will also be different. This will lead to the common elements such as monster-fighting and upgrading, building forces, and farming and development. It is not that they are not good enough, but that I think the theme of wasteland can carry a lot. You can try to explore its boundaries, otherwise it would be a pity.

As for what can be presented in the end and how the effect will be, I have my own plan, but I can't say that I am very sure. I just hope to write it well bit by bit and outline everything I want to express.

One thing I can be sure of is that in the process of writing such a story, I will still be very happy in the pain and suffering, because there will be new scenery to experience and a sense of accomplishment after overcoming difficulties.

New topics sometimes require some writing styles that I was not very good at or were not very commonly used before, and the angles of substitution are completely different, which is inevitable that I feel nervous because this does not match the reading habits and subconscious expectations of many readers.

Some people may say that there is no need to do this. Isn’t it good for every author to work hard in the field he is good at? If the bend is too fast, he will throw it out, and if the step is too big, he will pull it into the crotch.

Especially now I am in the so-called peak period, and it is a waste of popularity to make a steady progress and further improve my grades.

But now I don’t have to worry about it. Should I wait until a few years older and my spirits begin to decline?

At that time, I might not be able to do anything even if I want to do it. It would not be a bad thing to try it while I still have this heart and strength now.

At least in my forties, I can master more writing techniques, writing theories and story themes than most authors, and have more weapons in the arsenal for creation, so that after the peak period, I can spend more years of my life.

Haha, if people do not have long-term plans, they will have immediate worries.

I have said a lot about the book "The Long Night of Fire" in the first summary, and I won't repeat it here. I just hope that everyone will not read it with expectations for the previous books. This is not to say that they do not expect quality, but to not expect the same feeling with the previous style.

A very simple example is that I focus more on this book on "seeing". Many times, there will be no strong suspense, and so many people will not die, not so many knives, and laugh.
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