The Treasure Mouse Chronicles

[2018.1.1] Emm, this ended rather hastily. Let's just consider it a prequel to my next story. Hiding my face. [2017.29] I've finished revising The Half-Immortal of the Clouds and The Treasure Mouse Chronicles. I'm preparing to rethink the outline, continue The Half-Immortal of the Clouds, and finish The Treasure Mouse Chronicles. The new plan for The Treasure Mouse Chronicles is probably a complete reversal of the original. Since there was such a long gap in the middle, it would be smoother to start a sequel directly. @@@@@@@@@@ [2017. Christmas] I've left these few stories unfinished for so long because of personal circumstances. After being down for so long, I feel like I really need to pull myself together and take life seriously. So I finally came back, worked up the courage to clean up the mess I made, and decided to finish all these stories. I might still not manage to update daily, but I'll do my best to finish them. Also, I've realized that I really can't write the whole story in advance. If I have even a little saved up, I slack off and can't make myself write. As for The Treasure Mouse Chronicles, it's my favorite of all the stories I started. Since it was on hiatus for so long, I lost my train of thought. I originally planned to give it a major revision and start over, but I rewrote it three times, deleting and rewriting it again and again, and none of the versions flowed as well as the original, even though I couldn't keep writing that first version. The Treasure Mouse Chronicles had only reached 25 chapters when I stopped updating. My current plan is to sort out the character relationships and plotlines in all these stories, then come up with an ending and finish The Treasure Mouse Chronicles. I'll start The Treasure Mouse Chronicles 2 separately, skip over the plot development in the original, and give it a new style. If I simply continued this one, the gap would be enormous and it would feel very abrupt within the same story. The earlier chapters of these stories may be revised, though. That's all for now. I'm going to sort out the plotlines and try to start filling in these holes within three days. A mouse, abandoned by its mama for being too ugly, gets picked up by a bored, lonely shut-in. At first, it seems like a touching story about a cute pet witnessing a shut-in turn his life around, become rich and handsome, win over a beautiful woman, and reach the pinnacle of success. Who could have guessed... I've always been obsessed with things like food spaces and wilderness survival, and I've always devoted myself (to setting up plot hooks) to writing this kind of story. So, this one also has that instantly adorable (horrifying) style. (Serious face)... That's right, this is a touching pairing with the little mouse as the top and the shut-in as the bottom. Theme: