I Want to Resume Updates!

Updates have resumed; things are finally done.

I'm so sorry everyone, I don't even know how many times I've apologized to you all.

In short, after updating one chapter tonight, I will resume the guaranteed update of 4000 words tomorrow.

Once the story of "Dark Forest" begins, I'll likely update at least 6000 words per day (I've already set up the plot outline, just waiting to write the main text).

I recently came across a comment from a reader who made a very good point.

"The author's slow update schedule is due to writer's block."

He's absolutely right. Besides being too busy with real-life matters, I've indeed hit a writing bottleneck.

I write game storylines very smoothly because I have prepared all the settings and story developments in advance, including how players should solve puzzles, etc.

However, the transitions between scenes were really difficult for me; I didn't handle them as smoothly as I had before.

Therefore, I came up with a solution.

I want to shift the perspective to others and tell a realistic story to mask the protagonist's tedious game development process.

After all, how the protagonist plays the game has already been explained in the previous text.

It would be really boring if every transition in the story just involved explaining how the protagonist played the game.

So I wanted to focus on other people's stories and let the protagonist develop the game from the shadows.

This way, once everyone else's story is finished, the protagonist's game will also be complete, and then we can get right to the main topic.

However, since this was my first time trying to write like this, I was inevitably caught in a dilemma and had many ideas, which led to this situation.

The real purpose of the Infinite Network Entertainment incident was to poach Supervisor Lian, but they abandoned the idea for some reason and changed the ending.

After some thought, I realized the root of the problem was my poor story planning and the writer's block that resulted from my scattered ideas and disjointed thoughts. So, I've decided to thoroughly review the outline and work on it to avoid writer's block again.

In short, as I said before, after one chapter tonight, I'll resume two chapters tomorrow.

She's not my wife, but feel free to flirt with her; she's single.