The nth time I met my puppet

Because of a system failure that resulted in two duplicates, this has been modified.

To be honest, I am very satisfied with this book so far. Due to personal preference, the pace of the whole book is relatively fast and the timeline is relatively messy.

In addition, for personal reasons, I don’t like to write a specific timeline, but according to my own opinion, Wan Nan stayed in this world for at least ten years.

The timeline is actually quite long, but I really don’t like writing this kind of stuff.

In fact, I not only don't like to write about this, I rarely write about fighting and scene descriptions. One reason is that I think writing too much of this is just nonsense.

In fact, I personally think that scene descriptions are nonsense and can be added occasionally to suit the situation, but if every opening line is similar to this, I will just think it is just water and nonsense.

Because of this, I didn't write this myself. I personally don't think it affects the viewing experience.

Also, I actually don’t want to write this now. I really don’t want to write a thank-you note, especially since I haven’t finished it yet. But there was a bug in the system yesterday, which caused two duplicates to be sent out.

In order not to affect the subsequent readers' perception, I plan to modify the content of this chapter.

In fact, there are still many foreshadowings that have not been filled in, of course, I am referring to the foreshadowings from the previous book.

I have basically already made plans for this, so I think you may feel a little anxious when reading this, but don't worry, believe me, the author is more anxious than you.

What you want to read, the author actually wants to read and write too, but there are some foreshadowings and transitions that must be written.

Wan Nan's book is finally coming to an end.

Compared to the previous book, this one is not only improved in writing style, but also in plot design. I really like this book.

It is said that the author is his or her first reader, so first of all, the author needs to write a book that satisfies himself or herself.

Of course, I am satisfied.

You can think of me as narcissistic, but I am sure and certain that my writing skills have improved a lot, and the plot design has also improved a lot.

Although the traffic of this book is not good, I don’t think it is my problem.

I write books partly to satisfy myself, because I like writing a story. Not only does it give me a sense of accomplishment, but as an author, I can also clearly feel that the children I write about are gradually developing souls.

They have their own personalities and ideas, and they don't follow what I set.

Or rather, I didn't write the setting from the beginning.

You may not know this, but I don’t have an outline, nor have I written a character in advance.

Everything develops naturally and the whole book is just for the sake of rationality.

I am only responsible for building a framework, and within this framework, the characters I write will follow their own personalities to do what they want to do and drive things forward.

There are many pitfalls and foreshadowings that I didn’t think about how to write and fill from the very beginning, but they were filled in naturally as I was writing.

Sometimes my ideas cannot determine the direction of the entire book, and I will even directly change the original plot because of their personalities.

Maybe you don’t know, my original plan for the part where the scattered soldiers became gods was.

Sanbing didn't recognize Wannan, but the doctor recognized her first. Wannan even sincerely supported him to become a god. This was my original plan.

But later I found that this was completely inconsistent with their personalities, so I just wrote according to their personalities. San Bing and Wan Nan's personalities were undoubtedly contradictory, which ultimately led to the direction of things.

My dear readers.

The story is coming to an end, I hope you are still happy