The prince is very fierce

Because I have to write the detailed outline of the eleventh volume, I will update it once today.

Speed ​​and quality cannot be balanced, especially since the number of words in The Prince has reached two million, which is the longest chapter that A Guan has written so far.

For books that are too long, it is easy for the early and late stages to be disconnected. For example, in a cultivation article, the plot of the early foundation-building period has almost nothing to do with the later Mahayana period of overcoming the tribulation, because the villain at that time can no longer play a role in the later plot.

Historical articles are similar. The difficulties and opponents encountered by the county magistrate in the early stage when taking the imperial examination are completely different from those faced by the prime minister in the later stage.

Normally, it is correct to write like this. When the author writes about the confrontation with Daozu Mozun in the later stage, he does not need to recall the one or two people he met when he just built his foundation.

But it is obviously not okay for the prince to write like this. The prince's only goal is to write a good heroine, so even in the later stage, he must remember every little bit at the beginning, to the point that: Manzhi went home alone and took Liu Houer's peanuts, Aunt Lu was afraid that Baobao would like Xu Buling, so she sewed a shit-yellow robe for him, Baobao waited for Xu Buling to come and apologize and kicked the fruit plate under the soft couch to hide it, etc. These little plots that almost no one remembers represent the character's personality. If the author forgets the character setting, the character will collapse.

But Guan Guan's memory is limited. The longer the length of the article, the more things he will forget in the early stage. Over time, the heroine has become a name without any characteristics. Even the heroine's personality has been forgotten, so what he wrote is naturally tasteless and only water is left.

In order to stabilize in the later stage, the update is much slower than in the early stage, but the time spent thinking about the plot every day is several times more than before. In the past, I could write as soon as I picked up the pen, but now I can't write anything even with three sticks. Guan Guan is actually very desperate.

This is also a little experience accumulated from writing The Prince, and I can only try to avoid it in the next book.

The Prince has completed ten volumes so far, and the word count is just over two million words. According to estimates, there should be two more volumes of content, one volume of 200,000 words, and the final volume will be about 2.5 million words, which is estimated to take two months.

I hope that the next plot can wrap up well without regrets, and not disappoint the brothers and sisters who have supported me so far.

Thank you all for your continued support!

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