Words Become Law, So a Few Side Effects Are Perfectly Normal, Right?

Even worse, it sounds like a scrapped manuscript. This book has been conceived for a long time, about half a year. During this period, every time I added details, I needed to go through a major revision. Now I have a manuscript of 100,000 words in hand. After changing and changing, it feels very bloated, but I don't know how to delete it. It's really because my level is too low. After posting this book yesterday, it took me less than half an hour to come up with an opening that fits Feilu's worldview based on this book. This proves that my decision was correct. Originally, I thought about making another big change, but it would probably be useless if I continued to change it. If I break it, I will break it, and there is no point in playing it alone. It depends on the situation now. First of all, I guarantee that I can release the 100,000-word manuscript. We will see how it goes later. If anyone reads it, I will continue writing it. If no one reads it, I will try my best to finish the first big plot that I have conceived so far, which is about 200,000 to 300,000 words. Please comment if you find it interesting.

Powers rely on vitality? Wouldn't it be possible to replace the life expectancy with the ability to take away other people's life force?

It's interesting, I'll talk about it first.

About Yakumo Nao's book "What you say follows your words, is it normal to have some side effects?" Chapter 8: God-given Plan Chapter Review.

It's interesting. Let me give it a try first.