
Warlock's Gate to the Abyss
术士之深渊之门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 38k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Uh... How should I put it? I originally wanted to try to apply for a contract today, but I accidentally clicked Finish... The second half may take a while, and the author still needs to prepare to save the manuscript and organize the outline. I'm really sorry.
The next part of this book, "The Warlock's Autumn Maple Chapter," has begun to be serialized. In fact, I originally wanted to submit it as a short story at the beginning, but the traffic was too low... The two books of "The Gate of the Abyss" and "The Autumn Maple Chapter" are expected to be completed at about 200,000 words, but it is possible that it will not reach this number. Although compared to most old bookworms (even the author himself), 200,000 words is absolutely perfect. But Chen Feng had decided to divide it into multiple short stories when he first started writing. I don't know what influenced him. It's not that he didn't have a clear idea of the big world view, but he wanted to try to generate electricity purely with love (after all, short stories are difficult to sign), and when designing the behind-the-scenes BOSS for each short story, even Chen Feng himself I didn't find that it didn't follow the routine of 'the protagonist defeats the cadres of the villain's force and then can completely torture the cadres of the villain's force, and then continue to fight upwards', but more like 'dividing the troops into multiple routes and defeating them one by one'. Maybe it's my own boredom with the former routine. It's as if the protagonist has practiced for hundreds of chapters and fought tooth and nail to defeat a sect elder, and then can completely torture the entire sect within a few dozen chapters. Elders, the progress is too fast. In addition, if it is written into a full-length novel, the changes in perspective between different time periods will be very inexplicable. It can be better accepted if it is divided into short stories Ahem, it is indeed a bit long-winded to talk about so much. Finally, I kindly ask you to not be stingy with your recommendation votes and vote as much as possible. Thank you 🙂