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Before starting the fifth volume, I would like to chat with you for a few words. First of all, Cat Valley is about to break ground - it is a real comprehensive infrastructure. Kit finished drawing a set of planning drawings, and Shirley held the budget sheet and calculated it three times. The shelter hidden behind the waterfall in the first four volumes is about to change from a "hiding place for temporary refuge" to a "safe place to live." The location of the theater has already been reserved on the drawings. Before Iroh left, Kit asked him if he had any other requirements. He only said that at least there should be room for a full orchestra. Kit didn't say much and wrote this sentence neatly in the lower right corner of the drawing. In this volume, Iroh is not in Cat Valley. He is in Xingluo City—a city located in a dry basin with no running water flowing through it. There is the largest theater in the entire Amazon Basin, and there is also a theater troupe that he has yet to find traces of. Most of this volume will be reserved for this city and him walking through the streets. He will meet new people, get involved in unexpected things, and will quietly take a step closer in a certain direction without even realizing it. I won't spoil the specific details of how close it is. You can look forward to it slowly (by the way, my previous PV videos may have been too straightforward, but this time is different. This PV may be very different from the original description). Finally, about the final chapter of this volume. The hidden thread mentioned in the introduction will be completely revealed in the last chapter of volume five. This time it is completely spread out from the darkness to the light of day. If you follow all the way from the first volume to this point, you will re-read many fragments that you once thought were just passing scenes. I have been waiting for this volume for a long time. Finally, I would like to emphasize again: this book is really not suitable for everyone. If you just want to use your spare time to flip through two pages of cool articles and rely on dense plot hooks to relieve the fatigue of work and study - don't touch it. Its pace is slow and the information density is very high. Many foreshadowings need to be buried in dozens of chapters before they are recovered one by one. Reading it is not a relaxing pastime, but requires a lot of effort. But if you are accustomed to following the logic of words, are willing to use your imagination to piece together scattered details, enjoy the tremor of being suddenly hit by foreshadowing after hundreds of thousands of words, or prefer characters that are three-dimensional, vivid, logical and humane, then I highly recommend you to join the trap. It does not deliberately please anyone, and it never promises a warm ending. Half of my background in writing comes from the long-term exposure to Chinese and foreign classics, and the other half comes from the works I have been watching all the way - Naruto, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Fullmetal Alchemist, Black Contractor, Fate/Zero, Lelouch of the Rebellion, Attack on Titan. My favorite creators and producers are mostly unconventional lunatics like Urobuchi Gen, Fujimotoki, Isayama Hajime, and Okouchi Ichiro. So regarding the ending, don't have too high expectations. I will never compromise with traffic. Time will prove everything. About the works, Baidu Encyclopedia has included them. You can check the character creation, latest music and MV videos on Baidu at any time. The theme song of Volume 5: Lily of the Fallen Spire has been released on all platforms, welcome to listen.  The story is still long, thank you for still being here, my anonymous universe always welcomes fellow fans to join. {"LinkId":"47179","LinkName":"Didi! The evaluation team invites you~","LinkUrl":"QDReader://h5. If. Qidian. Com/ne w/beta? ActivityId=1782998453060&_viewmode=1"} {"TopicId":"764217703987806208","TopicName":"New book on shelves"}{"Topic Id":"586286831142961152","TopicName":"Book Recommendation"}{"TopicId":"1033428034865004544","TopicName":"Read any time during the summer vacation"}{"TopicId" :"1290265380153786368","TopicName":"Anonymous Game"}{"TopicId":"1054417669669847040","TopicName":"Science Fiction Book Showdown"}

Qidian does not allow videos above 500m to be uploaded. If you want to watch 8k, search on all platforms This video is the author's self-made advance PV about the plot of the fifth volume New partner: "Mysterious" Blue Songstress  MBTI: ESTJ                                                                                                                                                                                        This is all I can say

The first MV of "Anonymous Game" is here↑ The author said: When everyone was writing "fast", I decided to write "slow" "Anonymous Game" has been released to the second volume (in fact, many drafts have been saved) In the current rhythm of online writing, this word count is nothing. Some books have been completed, and some books have been replaced with three maps and several copies. And my protagonist group has just set off from Cat Valley. Some people will say, too slow. Yes. I agree. This "slow" is what I chose. What I want to write about is not the "chosen ones" armed by the system, plug-ins, and golden fingers, but a group of specific, contradictory people struggling in the mud. The core contradiction of Iroh has been laid from the first chapter - a doctor who does not want to kill people, but has the strongest swordsmanship to kill. This contradiction is not a label used to make the character look "cool", but the self-judgment he faces every time he draws his sword. I wrote about his foul-mouthed and rough-and-tumble behavior, as well as his INFJ-like decisiveness and moral heaviness at critical moments. This kind of complexity takes time to grow on the characters. Silver's growth will not happen overnight either. A person goes from being an emotionless killing machine to learning to love and be loved - this sentence only has one line in the setting, but in the story, it is a journey of hundreds of thousands of words. Her change will not be a moment of "awakening", but a accumulation of countless small, clumsy moments that even she herself is not aware of. Her understanding of "love" is extreme and naive. This is exactly what I want to write about: what it will be like when a person who has never been truly loved tries to love for the first time. Wind chimes are not a "template for the strong" in the traditional sense. When she appears, she is the weakest one. She will be afraid, run away, and hide behind others and tremble. Her growth line will not be accelerated by jumping off a cliff to pick up secrets. She learned Iro's physical skills, learned Yin's jujitsu, and learned to cooperate with Friday - every step has a process, and every progress has a price. Some people say that supporting roles do not need to spend so much ink. I don't think so. Kit is a talented engineer, but he is not the functional label of "engineer". He would write charcoal formulas all over his arms, his glasses would always be crooked on the bridge of his nose, and he believed that creation was the way to fight destruction. Calvin is the spiritual pillar of Cat Valley. His back is always straight and his fingers are often stained with mud. These details don't advance the plot, but they make the characters worth remembering. In a group portrait story, no one is "the protagonist's accessory". The same goes for combat. My protagonist has no system beep, no "ding" to congratulate him for his upgrade. Yiluo's "Blood Collapse Technique" was practiced, not something that fell from the sky. Every time I draw a knife or dodge, I have to write out the logic so that readers can see and understand the action. The way the knife is held is the external expression of the character's heart - to kill or not to kill, no narration is needed to tell the reader, they can just look at the hand holding the knife. The environment is not an optional background in my story. The Amazon jungle has its own character - the hot and humid air will never dry out clothes, moss will grow wildly in the cracks of stones, and the rainy and dry seasons will directly affect the characters' survival and decision-making. Starfall City (will appear in Volume 5) is a city that has been repeatedly occupied and transformed by different civilizations. Its architecture is collage-like, and every layer of traces tells its history. These descriptions are not to increase the number of words, but to create a world that is real enough for readers to truly step into. Finally, I would like to talk about the writing style. There is a saying in the Internet literary circle: writing style is not important, as long as it feels good. I don't believe it. Emotions are not conveyed by "he is angry" or "she is sad". The emotion is the sudden low beat of laughter in the street when a patrol passes by, the nails digging into the palms of clenched fists, the numbness of trying to escape but having your feet nailed in place. Psychology and action are integrated - the character's choice lies with the knife, not with the mouth. This is what "Anonymous Game" wants to do: use the narrative style of traditional literature to write an online novel. Use slow heat to fight fast food, use group images to fight tool people, and use solid description to fight assembly line copywriting. If you are willing to slow down and read about the growth, confusion, struggle and imperfection of a group of people - then you are welcome. The story is still long, let's walk together. In addition, I wrote three original pieces of music for "Anonymous Game", which are bilingual in English and German. The sense of order in English and the sense of aggression in German are simply perfect! ​"Apotheosis" ​"Human" ​"Verderben (Jungle)" Producer: ZackWang (that's me) ​Already available on NetEase Cloud and Soda Music br> {"TopicId":"1036658213959565312","TopicName":"Qidian Singer Selection"}{"TopicId":"1054417669669847040" ,"TopicName":"Science Fiction Book List Showdown"}{"TopicId":"764217703987806208","TopicName":"New Book Released"}{"TopicId":"995701 360950116352","TopicName":"Amway Famous Scene"}{"TopicId":"586286831142961152","TopicName":"Book Recommendation"}

The author said: The second volume of "Rose in Confinement" is finished. This volume is longer than the first volume and the story is heavier. Iroh and Silver left Cat Valley, met Lilith in a tavern in Wright Town, and were involved in black market transactions. In the end, in order to rescue Silver who was captured, they broke into the Hades Fortress. But this time I don't want to talk about the plot, I want to talk about what really moved me in this volume. The character Silver is more like a quiet knife in the first volume. She talks little, is cold, and always stands half a step behind Yiluo. But in the second volume, I started writing about why she was cold. She grew up on a military base and was trained as a killing machine. She had no childhood and no name. Her coldness is not natural, it is trained. In the prison of Pluto's Fortress, she broke away from the shackles and broke the soldiers' necks. She led the girls of Black Rose to break through, and then was blocked in front of the last door, watching Ning Ning die in front of her. She used to only solve problems by killing people because no one taught her anything else. It was Iroh who taught her. On the cliff, she pushed Ilo down and stayed to face the pursuers, saying, "I don't want you to carry anything anymore." She finally learned to protect someone in her own way. And Iroh also picked up the knife that had been sealed for many years for her - not because he became stronger, but because there was someone worthy of him overcoming his inner demons. This is what the second volume really wants to talk about. It's not how powerful Pluto is, or how handsome the Blood Collapse Technique is, it's the process of Yin changing from "the saved" to the "savior", and it's the process of Iroh changing from "the person who doesn't dare to hold a knife" to "the person who takes the knife to protect someone". They are redeeming each other. Then let's talk about Hades. He's the most enjoyable villain I've ever written. Before he became Anonymous, he was the warden, enjoying the way prisoners bowed their heads before him, enjoying the absolute power of a key to determine whether a person walked out of the cell alive. After his memory was wiped and airdropped to the Amazon, he lost his prison, but he didn't lose his instinct to be the warden. He built a castle on the island in the middle of the lake, turned passing anonymous people into new prisoners, and continued to be the warden. He and Calvin were both first-generation Anonymous, but they took completely opposite paths—one built a shelter, and the other built a prison. He was not alienated by the jungle, he actively transformed the jungle into a prison. What he enjoyed most was watching the desperate expressions of the prisoners, until he met a little girl who stared at him with ice-blue eyes and said, "I want to save them and get them out together." He was excited about it - it was fun like he hadn't experienced in a long time. I made a character theme song for him called "Hades". The extremely low-frequency organ underlay, coupled with a meaningless cold sacred chorus, and timpani that resembles a countdown to death, this combination can best stimulate the fear of giants in the human subconscious - not the fear of darkness or death, but the crushing feeling of nowhere to escape. Only available on NetEase Cloud Soda Music Pluto died not because he was not strong enough, but because he met someone who was willing to overcome his inner demons for others. After his death, the castle was taken over by Black Rose and renamed Rose Fortress. There was no warden ever since. Thank you to all readers who have followed up. The third volume "The Law of the Jungle - King of Beasts" is already in preparation. Yi Luo, Yin and Feng Chie will go deep into the no-man's land to the west of Cat Valley, where there is a tribe that does not eat humans, a king who can talk to animals, and an approaching black flag - closed eyelids embroidered on silver-gray silk thread, flickering in and out in the wind. See you in volume three.

The author said: In this volume, we talk about "home" and "country" The fourth volume does not have many battle plots. I know that the protagonists in the first three volumes are either running for their lives or fighting, and the laws of the jungle are overwhelming. So in the fourth volume, I want you to take a breather together with the protagonist group. This volume only tells two stories. One is about a father and daughter, and the other is about a veteran and his partner. Let's talk about "home" first. You will see a person who has "order" carved into his bones. You will see a stubborn girl carrying a large canvas bag and plucking the beads on the abacus. They are not part of the protagonist group - at least not at first. But they lived out something extremely luxurious in the jungle: a family. And this "luxury" will eventually intersect with the fate of Cat Valley in an unexpected way. Let's talk about "country". You will see a person forgotten by history. There is only one companion by his side - that companion cannot speak, but has been with him for nearly a hundred years. Their story is the quietest one since I wrote "Anonymous Game". There is no earth-shattering battle, just two lives abandoned by the world, warming each other in a corner where no one can see. Then, he will meet the protagonist group. He would stand in front of the waterfall. He would be the sentinel of Cat Valley. In this volume, two new partners join. One can use abacus to leverage the economy, while the other uses silence to guard the border. They completed the two missing pieces of the Cat Valley puzzle. Speaking of Cat Valley – it's going to be renovated. It's not a joke. Kit was already drawing blueprints, and someone was pulling out the sparks from the abacus beads. The author is going to start playing the infrastructure flow and Jianguo flow. Starting from scratch, starting from a clearing behind a waterfall, we create a place where we can survive and allow more people to live like human beings in the end of the world. The first step in building a nation is always building a family. Finally, let's talk about a little thing. The sentences in some parts of the first three volumes are not clean enough, and some metaphors are redundant (I also deleted most of the dead parallel sentences that you hate, I just used them to make up the word count hehe!). Next, I will take time to optimize the sentence structure of the previous article, and polish the reading experience of new and old readers without affecting the plot, so that new readers can enter this jungle more smoothly, and old readers will be more comfortable when they read back. This isn't a rewrite, it's about making the story reach you better. The story is still long, thank you for staying.

Let me tell you all: At the end of this volume, Iroh's life-long enemy officially appears, and the core thread that runs through the whole book - the "Human Fire Project" is finally coming to light. (Hahahaha, have you ever seen a main story with 200,000 words? Have you ever drank TM Pepsi...) As the opening introduction says, the narrative rhythm of this book is as slow as a tortoise. It is ridiculously slow and does not join the excitement of the three golden chapters. If it is placed in the submission pile, the editor will throw it directly into the trash can after a quick glance. It is purely an "unpopular work" with no commercial prospects. But for me as an author, I just want to tell the story well and slowly tell everyone the wonderful ideas that I have accumulated in my mind. I want to use my pen to create a real jungle where I can touch the grass and trees, hear the insects, see the light and shadow, and smell the moisture of the earth, so I have been writing according to the traditional literary method. I like to use long sentences to lay out details and mobilize the five senses. No wonder many friends say that reading is a "weight loss article" because it takes a lot of effort to read. It also consumes calories, haha. Speaking of which, the first novel I read when I was a child was "Robinson Crusoe". At that time, I was so excited when I read it that I almost packed up my things, ran away from home and went to a desert island to survive. From that time on, I became completely obsessed with the survival theme. After going around for so many years, I also picked up a pen and started writing. No more chatting today. Reading my book is enough trouble. Finally, thank you all for your tolerance and support, and happy holidays.

Everyone, I have a decision to tell you.  After careful consideration, I decided to change the update method of "Anonymous Game" to "volume update". In other words, individual chapters will no longer be updated regularly, but after each volume is written, the entire volume will be released uniformly. The reason is simple. This work was not written according to the rhythm of online novels from the beginning - slow-burning group portraits, hard-core battles, long-term foreshadowing, and each volume has its own independent beginning and ending. Halfway through the fifth volume I realized that regular updates would break up this narrative rhythm. The reader has to wait for one chapter each time, and then has to wait for the next chapter after reading, which will compromise the emotional coherence and the recovery of foreshadowing. And under the pressure of rushing for updates, it is difficult for me to fully consider and polish every detail. I hope that each volume can be like a complete theater version - the accumulation of emotions, the impact of reversal, and the echo of foreshadowing are all completely released in the process of reading it in one breath. This requires me to have enough time to think, revise, and revise when writing, instead of forcing a less than perfect version before the deadline. In fact, from the first day I started writing, I have required this work to be based on the standards of a classic. Whether it is the creation of characters, the scrutiny of combat logic, or the laying out of the world view and foreshadowing, I hope it can withstand repeated reading and scrutiny. This is bound to be a slower, more difficult path, but I think it's worth it. The framework that has been written in the previous volumes has been significantly adjusted several times during the writing process, and may continue to be adjusted in the future - this kind of polishing takes time, and I need creative freedom. I won't keep you waiting too long. I will control the writing cycle of each volume within a reasonable range and publish it as soon as possible after writing. Thank you to everyone who is willing to wait for this book.

Volume 6 [Andean Alliance-New Cat Valley Chapter] Update Preview Volume 6 Plot PV Trailer ↑ "Anonymous Game" Volume 6 | The trial of New Cat Valley is about to begin First synchronize a message. The sixth volume of "Anonymous Game" - [Andean Alliance - New Cat Valley] - the Chinese version is expected to be updated at the end of August. I want to say one thing in particular: this work is now serialized not only in the Chinese world. I have simultaneously updated the Japanese version (ANONYMOUS) on Kakuyomu, a light novel platform owned by Japan's Kadokawa. Japanese translation and polishing work is still in progress. The progress will be slower than that of Chinese, but it can already be read. This matter means a lot to me as a writer. Let's talk about volume six. At the end of the fifth volume, Iroh brought back Margaret, Laila and Mia from Starfall City. Cat Valley has a theater, a restaurant, a hot spring hotel, and its own orchestra. From the outside, it finally becomes more than just a hiding place. But only those who live there know what Cat Valley is. In the first chapter of Volume 6, "Reporter of New Cat Valley", I used the form of an "interview" to walk through New Cat Valley again following Margaret's lens. Those who have known each other for a long time - Iroh, Silver, Chime, Kit, Calvin - each answer the same question: "What is Cat Valley to you?" The answers are different, but point in the same direction. Chapter 2 begins, Cat Valley is about to welcome its first real guests. These guests are at the top of the anonymous world. Their arrival means that Cat Valley has officially entered the "power game" from a "sanctuary". One of them was from Wright Town. In this volume, there will be new characters. There will be a 13-year-old boy who will bring a lot of trouble to Mao Valley. There will be an unexpected crisis, forcing Iroh and Diavolo - a doctor who only believes in his companions, and a butler who always smiles - to walk side by side deep in the primeval forest of Cat Valley. And deep in the primeval forest of Cat Valley, there are some things that have never been marked on the map by anyone... See you in the new Cat Valley at the end of August. —— From an author who is updating