Long Live The Emperor!

Small summary

Many book friends said "because the protagonist is invincible after the fourteenth realm, and then the latter realm skips to the later stage without detailed writing", so the book collapsed.

The author admits that this may not meet market expectations.

It is also admitted that the author did not set every realm step by step in accordance with market expectations, and allocate an almost equal number of words for each realm. Yes, this should be a worldview design error that does not meet market expectations.

But the author does not admit that the story itself collapsed.

If in other books, after the fourteenth realm, there should be a bunch of "stronger enemies", "defeated the ancestor, and then there will be an enemy stronger than the ancestor."

In other words, the invasion of the universe will directly send "some more powerful enemies into the universe", and then the two sides will start a confrontation.

In this way, you can write a lot in each realm.

But in this way, it violates the original "world view design", that is, "except for these nine people, there is nothing else, all powers belong to the Kuroshio."

It also violates the "power system design", that is, "the strong in this universe will have no power in another universe."

These two settings are very reasonable in the eyes of the author.

Therefore, at the end of the fourteenth realm, the protagonist began to face a question: Slowly go back to the meaningless confrontation with the ancestors, or be a lone seeker against the line of heaven?

The author chose the latter, and used a very fast speed to blur the story.

Then, using a "mystery solving" method, I cut into another plot to complement the whole world view and Taoism.

Similarly, this plot is not "suddenly popped up", all characters are "scribbled out".

Then the original universe and the original characters are lost. This doesn't exist, it's just not written yet.

In fact, although there is a "world view design error" in this story, the basis of this error is "not in line with marketization and fast-paced", but the author does not regret it because it is quite innovative.

And at least, this is a complete logical story. It is a story that does not kill or kills. It will also be a story that is complete in itself, and any similarity is purely coincidental.

No matter who else will accompany it, the author will write it completely.

Completing this book is a deformed work for the market.

As long as it is his own child, it doesn't matter even if it is the ugly alien in the eyes of others.

Please leave some words, thank you.

(End of this chapter)