As for Volume 13, it was basically a transitional volume, focusing mainly on telling the story.
Originally, I had planned the following.
①. Fill in some details about Yimo's childhood, while having her notice certain things she had overlooked back then and recover more of her memories.
②. Everyday interactions with her little sister.
Everyone seemed to really enjoy those relaxed, affectionate daily-life scenes.
③. Xia Yuxi's personal volume.
This one was quite important, and I wanted to talk about some interesting things from the book group.
In the beginning, everyone in the group kept "calling for" Qin Muse every day. As the first girlfriend to appear, she didn't have many scenes at first, and her progress was slow.
Later, after Qin Muse turned things around in the middle section, everyone started "calling for" Tong Muxue instead, since she had been absent for too long.
But don't worry. I'll arrange everything according to the plot, and there will be plenty of sweet moments later.
As for Xia Yuxi...
Haha, she was the sort of character people remembered and occasionally "called for" when she came to mind. After waiting through twelve volumes, she had finally managed to turn things around a little.
④. Yimo's understanding of her hatred toward someone, and the changes in her state of mind once again.
How should I put this?
You can't expect every enemy to be an utterly evil villain who appears only to be crushed to death by the protagonist.
I prefer writing opponents who each have their own ideals and goals, rather than people who are simply either good or evil.
Of course, there would also be those helpless opponents. Perhaps that was what the Death Game was really about.
2. Thoughts on the writing process.
Since this volume focused mainly on the