The protagonist is meticulous to the extreme. He is not sage, arrogant, reckless, or emotional, and his only goal is to survive. Relying on the dog pack to sweep through the apocalypse, never making a move from start to finish.
Reader comments
It's a lot of nonsense, and the situation of the plot is serious. I wrote dozens of chapters back and forth for one plot without making any progress. I wrote a lot from one to two, then I wrote a lot from second to first, and then from one to two again. It was all this kind of completely meaningless nonsense. After reading it for a long time, everything came back to the original point, and I could start from scratch and write it again.
Are you trying to survive in the apocalypse but still raising a pack of dogs? What to eat? We are relying on dogs to survive in the last days, so we need to have at least a basic understanding of dogs, right? Getting the dogs used to your dog run? If you have nothing to do, drink less fake wine...
It's a lot of nonsense, and the situation of the plot is serious. I wrote dozens of chapters back and forth for one plot without making any progress. I wrote a lot from one to two, then I wrote a lot from second to first, and then from one to two again. It was all this kind of completely meaningless nonsense. After reading it for a long time, everything came back to the original point, and I could start from scratch and write it again.
Are you trying to survive in the apocalypse but still raising a pack of dogs? What to eat? We are relying on dogs to survive in the last days, so we need to have at least a basic understanding of dogs, right? Getting the dogs used to your dog run? If you have nothing to do, drink less fake wine...
No more writing?
It's okay, but it's too short