Star Ocean: Starting from the Abandoned Mining Space Station

The book completely ends here.

2.95 million words, a long run of more than a year.

Thank you all book friends for your continued support.

There is a lot I want to say, but when it comes to writing what I want to say, I don’t know how to write it.

So I would like to apologize to you all first.

I failed to follow the update rules set.

When I reached the end of writing, I really couldn’t hold on to 6k a day anymore. Basically I could only write about 4k, and I couldn’t even remember the number of words I owed.

I'm really sorry.

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Another thing that needs to be apologized is the plot issues.

In fact, this should be quite obvious. The plot becomes more and more divergent in the later stages. The main reason is that I have problems with the plot design and the design of the protagonist's strength.

My synopsis is generally about 10 to 200,000 words, and at most it is the ending of several natural disasters fighting the empire together. The ending is planned in advance, and even the Zerg natural disasters are fed to the protagonist in the end.

So the plot is basically written wherever I think of it. If I have a good idea, I will directly change the plot, and then I will write it in a fancy way to make myself faint.

The result is a Zerg whose strength can basically crush anyone and can only be restricted by various means.

Even the protagonist's identity and psychic effects are suppressed.

This is truly the biggest mistake I've ever made.

There are countless others, and I apologize for all of them.

I'm really sorry.

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But at least this time I finished the book.

The plot may be a little abrupt up to this point, but in my opinion, this is the most appropriate place to end.

There's really no need to continue.

Chen Ming is already invincible in the entire universe.

Fifty years later, the Yuanshen signed by Chen Ming would not only collect taxes, but also whether he could beat him or not.

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After finishing this book, I will probably slowly finish the previous one, The Mechanic, which is also coming to an end, and take a break before starting a new book.

I should also use this number, and the type is relatively similar. The protagonist's abilities can be considered to be of the same type, but there will be some obvious changes in specific aspects.

At least there won't be any situation where the Zerg-controlled biological spacecraft is found and directly crushed.

I really need to write a good outline for my next book and arrange the plot. I can’t write whatever comes to my mind.

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This book is my third book.

The first book was really a fantasy book written when I couldn't bear to look back on the past and didn't understand anything. It had 300,000 words and I had no ability to write it down at all.

But it can be regarded as my first introduction to writing novels.

The second book is The Mechanic, with 300,000 words, it was finally released on the shelves. It took several months to write. From the fourth month onwards, there was not enough data. I only had 500 per month, and I didn’t even have enough money to eat instant noodles, so I can only cut there first, I hope everyone can understand.

The Mechanic wrote 800,000 words, and I was able to write a lot of places where the plot unfolds. It also provided me with a lot of experience in writing books, which made me obviously much better when writing the current book.

There are basically not many basic problems, except for the protagonist’s name that fills the screen at the beginning...

In short, the results of this book are much better than that of The Mechanic, so I have persisted. If I can not starve to death, I will definitely keep writing.

This book has also accumulated a lot of experience for me, and I will definitely be able to write better in the next one.

That's pretty much it.

Really appreciate your support.

We will meet again in the future.