Simultaneous Travel: Becoming a Legend in the Heavens

Summary and self-reflection at the end of the daily volume.

The Marvel volume was okay at the beginning, but the middle few chapters were mediocre, and the writing got worse and worse. The specific dividing point was probably after I took leave.

My mentality was indeed affected after attending the funeral. The original idea was to finish the plots of Iron Man 1, The Incredible Hulk and Iron Man 2 on Earth.

Then I wrote "The Three-Body Problem" in the way of plagiarism, exaggerating and emphasizing the Dark Forest Law, playing with some of the plots in the Three-Body Problem and other science fiction works, using the "dark curtain" that enveloped the earth in the self-protection means in the story sent by Yun Tianming, and using the means of cheating and deceiving to get the space gem, and then it came to an end.

As a result, after taking leave and finishing things, I didn't have any fun ideas in my mind, so I planned to go to Asgard to transition for a few chapters. It happened that when I was writing Loki, a reader mentioned the God of Stories, and the two "Loki" movies were really good, so I couldn't help but let him appear once, and then everything collapsed.

The latter part is indeed badly written and not worth spending money on, so I changed the subsequent chapters into free chapters to make up for it.

My own thoughts are easily deviated. Sometimes a reader will propose a development or a certain point, and I will imagine it, and then I may really write it that way, overturning the previous idea.

And I found many problems of myself, such as lack of vocabulary, not exciting enough description, not being able to establish characters, writing whatever I think of, and not being able to grasp the rhythm smoothly.

My mentality is not stable enough. I am nervous when the data collapses, and I am also nervous when the data is high. I will feel lost when I am scolded, and I will be panicked when I am praised. I refresh the background hundreds of times a day, and the comments are the same (so I really can’t download the writer’s assistant on my mobile phone, I can’t help but refresh it all the time)

The subsequent idea is to take time every day to take an hour of writing class, uninstall the background of the mobile phone, and don’t read comments or give likes and explanations.

Take a day off to organize the outline and sort out the context.

Regarding the next world, I originally thought of Black Myth, but on the one hand, I haven’t finished it yet, and on the other hand, there is too much information and it’s too complicated. I’d better wait until I play this game thoroughly before writing it.