Yes, the first volume of Chang'an Rebellion is about to end in a few chapters.

Personally, I wasn't very satisfied with the first volume.

First of all, at the beginning, it committed the common mistake of new writers and threw away a lot of unflattering settings.

Then there is the problem of writing. Some readers feel that there is too much nonsense and too wordy in the article. I admit this, reflect on it, and work hard to streamline the text.

In fact, this problem is because when I write articles, I always want to explain everything clearly to everyone, so as to avoid readers having doubts. For example, for every decision made by a character in the book, I want to understand why he did it.

But in fact, in most cases, I don’t need to explain it, and you all know it. Even after I explain it, the flavor is gone.

The biggest realization this gave me is that authors often cannot write everything when writing a book. In fact, for both readers and authors, it is more interesting for readers to imagine and figure out some plots than for authors to cover everything.

The last big issue is the setting issue.

The settings were all made in advance, but the situation I encountered was that some settings should be fine in my expectation, but after writing dozens of chapters, I suddenly found that they were not suitable.

For example, the skill of Sky Eye, maybe some people noticed that I basically stopped writing it later. It’s not that I forgot, but that this skill is too buggy.

The purpose of setting up this skill in the first place is to save myself a hand. As long as this skill exists, it means that the disguise of the underworld monk has no way to hide in front of Lu Qingshan, and there is no such thing as a card. (And the number of words on the information panel is still small.

Quite a lot~)

As I continued writing, I found that writing this way was indeed relaxing, but the story also became boring.

I still hope that Lu Qingshan can use his own brain to solve problems instead of relying on such brainless skills, so in the future I can only use spring and autumn brushwork and silently downplay this skill. (Everyone just thinks that this skill was dismissed by designers because it was too strong.

Delete it...)

By the way, let me explain to you some of the more controversial aspects of the book.

The first is Lu Qingshan’s legendary talent [Natural Sword Type]. Many people think it is too weak and cannot be called a legendary talent.

In fact, in my setting, this talent is really strong, but it is more reflected in the hidden aspects, rather than in the data. But I can only explain it so far because any further explanation will be spoilers.

Already.

The power of [Natural Sword Type] will begin to be reflected in the second volume.

As for the main content of the second volume, careful readers should be able to guess what it is. After all, there are quite a lot of hints. Even the Soul-Weeping Sword was killed by the plot because of this.

The other thing is the setting of attributes. In a word, attributes are not important. The meaning of attributes from the beginning is just to distinguish the six professions, so don't worry about why sword cultivators have strength attributes.

Also, some readers feel that there are too many female characters in the book? In fact, there is no need at all. These female characters are not heroines, they are just female plot characters. Why should anyone care? I don’t see anyone complaining about men.

There are too many characters. Why are there so many female characters that people complain about them?

After all, this is the first book I have written. In fact, there are still many problems, so I won’t go into details one by one.

Now when I go back and read the previous chapters, I will clearly find that there are many things worth correcting, ranging from the wording and sentence making to the plot settings.

But this is a good thing in my opinion. After all, being able to discover my previous shortcomings at least shows that I am making progress.

…………

…………

…………

Next is the matter of putting it on the shelves. This book will be put on the shelves on May 1st, that is, it will be put on the shelves tomorrow. As usual, I would like to thank the editor in charge for being willing to sign my book.

Then I hope that everyone who has the ability can support the subscription. If you are a student or don't have enough money, it is understandable that you can't subscribe to the full subscription. Please support the first subscription as much as possible. After all, the initial subscription of a chapter only costs ten cents.

Finally, let’s talk about updates. I have rarely updated. In addition to being lazy and procrastinating, there are indeed objective difficulties.

First, this is my first book. I have no previous writing experience and am not used to the writing rhythm of online articles. I get too easily entangled when writing articles. I often spend a long time deleting and revising small things such as wording, sentence making, word order, and tone.

, wasting a lot of time.

Second, because I am a graduate and faced with trivial matters such as graduation thesis and employment, it is really difficult to concentrate on writing the article. In May and June, I will also face chores such as defense, so updates may not be fast for the time being.

Get up, I would like to apologize to everyone here first, and I will try my best to update you when this period of time passes!
Chapter completed!