It has been a long time since I last chatted with you.

A lot has been happening lately.

I haven't had much time to chat with you guys properly. I wonder if you guys miss Fututu's ramblings?

I'm very happy.

Following this book, a large number of novels on similar themes appeared, which can be considered a success in bringing some good books into the game category.

I hope that other, better novels of the same genre will appear.

However, I don't want a repeat of the Night Ranger incident, because recently, because of people ranking higher than me, they've been intentionally or unintentionally coming to compare themselves to me, many of these comparisons are quite Taunt. I don't know if I'm just Fututu and have a built-in Taunt Aura. Haha.

That's why I asked for monthly votes a while ago, and got 500 votes in two days, as a kind of retaliation.

I don't like comparing things.

Because I reached a creative breakthrough point recently, the subsequent plot made me very cautious.

I'm afraid I might accidentally ruin the story.

But I also don't like being proven wrong, especially since I've been feeling really down lately. It always feels like someone's slapping me in the face. LOL.

I would be happy to see more successful novels in this genre.

When authors ask if they can use my framework, general structure, or other ideas, I always say yes, they can just be more creative with the plot. From Total War to Final Redemption, and then to Lord of the Abyss.

But I don't like being compared to others, especially when I'm going through a low point in my life.

It's so crumbly, isn't it?

I suffered heavy losses in the stock market, the comic book adaptation also failed due to lack of funding, and there were many other trivial matters. I wanted to get some funds from the stock market, or even invest myself, but in the end I lost even my initial capital.

It seems like I've been having really bad luck lately...

Fututu has always been looking for breakthroughs in writing, and many of his plots are rather bold attempts. He didn't know if you would like them before he wrote them, so his state of mind sometimes fluctuated.

I recently heard about software that can automatically generate writing frameworks, outlines, and plot lines.

It makes me, someone with no skill in handymanship, realize how difficult it is to make a living.

I just wanted to chat with you guys for a bit.

It's not directed at anyone in particular; I just feel that if I'm having some unpleasant experiences, venting to you all makes me feel much better.

There are good and bad grades.

Back when we wrote Final Redemption, how firmly established were we in the world of science fiction? But after transforming into Fututu, we're completely disoriented and can't tell which way is which.

I've witnessed too many ups and downs over the years.

You still have to walk your own path; temporary ups and downs are nothing. If some people really think this will prove me wrong, I can only say you're too naive.

The plot framework has been laid out, and the update volume in July will be much larger.

All plans fell through, and our savings were handed over to the state.

Whether I like it or not, I have to get back to writing. I guess that's a good thing, so I'm going to try and get some monthly votes in July.

For no other reason than to prove that our spears are still intact!

so.

Please cast all your monthly and recommendation votes for Fututu.

--Still love you all, Futuzi. (To be continued~^~)