Infinite Sun in the East China Sea

Chapter 110 Remarks on the launch
After writing 25 words, this book is about to be put on the shelves.

Regarding the words of thanks for the book's launch, I actually didn't plan to write much. Before becoming an author, I was also a reader, and I know that most words of thanks for the book's launch don't contain anything useful, they are just pity-mongering and begging for subscriptions.

However, after rereading my own book and browsing most of the chapters and reviews on the eve of its release, I felt that I needed to write about the creative ideas behind this book.

First of all, my original intention in writing this book was to use the background of Yuanzu Infinity to write a story about how an ordinary person rises in an infinite world.

Although the Zhongzhou team is rarely involved in the follow-up, it will generally follow the basic world view of Infinite Terror.

Because the protagonist is an ordinary person, I chose the East China Sea team, which has lower difficulty. Well, mainly because I wanted to write a plot in which the protagonist abuses his power in the East China Sea team.

Because the protagonist is an ordinary person, it is difficult for him to gain an advantage compared to a genius, so I placed the protagonist at the beginning of the first era of the reincarnation team, so that the protagonist can gain a first-mover advantage.

In my setting, when the protagonist enters, fifteen ordinary teams are restarted at the same time, and the protagonist is the first batch of members of the East China Sea team; the corresponding first batch of members of the Zhongzhou team are the senior members when Zhang Jie enters; when Zheng Zha enters the main god space and experiences the world of Resident Evil, the protagonist is experiencing the ninth to tenth horror movie.

It was also at that time that the protagonist met the first Infinite Horror character he knew, confirming that he had indeed traveled to the Infinite Horror world.

Because the protagonist is not born with the ability to unlock the holy body, I plan to write more worlds to make the protagonist stronger.

Not counting the return to horror movies, the original Infinite Zhongzhou team went through a total of fifteen games. In my outline, the East China Sea team had to go through twenty-five games.

Because the protagonist is an ordinary person, he is neither good nor evil when doing things in the early stage. He can't bear to do evil things, nor does he want to sacrifice his own interests to do good things for no reason. He is more inclined to be sophisticated and selfish.

I still don't understand why some people think that this kind of character setting is a split personality, as if in this world you either become a moral role model or a murderer, and there is no third way.

About the protagonist's actions in the East China Sea team after becoming the captain.

I'll just give you one spoiler: in the eyes of most members of the East China Sea team, the protagonist will be a very reliable captain, but this does not prevent them from voluntarily handing over their reward points to the protagonist. In this day and age, using force to force teammates to hand over reward points is too backward.

This is why I said it was semi-cultivation when I answered book friends before.

The protagonist himself has taken the actual action of collecting most of the reward points of a team. This is essentially not much different from breeding, but other team members will not think that the protagonist is breeding.

(End of this chapter)