2020.11.22 Patch Update and San Jiang Reflections

In the new version.

We have urgently fixed the following bugs:

"1. In 061, the reputation for rumors has been adjusted to 20 points."

"2. In 066, the extra free Attribute Points awarded for Heavenly Fate Grade missions have been adjusted to 2 points (this is all the programmer's fault for typos, not my fault)."

"3. In 018. The level of Vilan in the protagonist's memory is corrected to 89, and the level of the protagonist's previous life warrior is corrected to 90+; Here I would like to make a special note that I used two versions of rules when setting up the early stages. One version is 1 free Attribute Points at level 2, and you enter the extraordinary at level 20; the other version is 1 free Attribute Points at level 5, and you enter the extraordinary at level 50; I ultimately chose the second version, but the early settings were mixed together, and when I was writing, I glanced at the character card from the first version and copied it directly. I only realized this was wrong after reading the comments, so I quickly corrected it."

As long as I read enough books, my fellow book lovers won't have the nerve to criticize me.

Below are some reflections from San Jiang.

Thanks, brothers, for lifting me up to San Jiang.

Thank you also to editor Ni Qiu for his great support.

Let's just chat.

Regarding the subject matter.

As is widely known.

Games are a niche market.

The game's otherworldly realm is an even smaller niche within a niche. (The mainstream is League of Legends.)

Adding elements of Western fantasy to a game's fantasy world is like creating a quark-level niche. (Many readers will run away as soon as they see Eastern elements mixed into Western fantasy.)

However, I actually managed to get into the San Jiang.

This proves that I do have talent.

This also shows that the brothers do have good judgment.

Everyone just needs to be awesome, that's all.

About the main character.

Can I say that I am writing about myself?

I have seriously considered what I would do if I were to be transported into a game world.

The conclusion is that without cheating, I have a 99% chance of not surviving.

If you're using cheats, you'll be able to play like Roger.

There's really no other way.

I'm a typical example of someone who's bad at games but has a huge addiction: I'm blind, slow to react, and love to play.

For example.

On the lowest difficulty of Gu Jian 3, I've been stuck at Jin Yun for half a year and can't get past it.

In the Witcher 3, I was just wandering around the White Orchard; in Devil May Cry 5 on the lowest difficulty... oh no... I got stuck on the third boss.

All the fun games.

I completed the game online via Bilibili.

I love playing games so much.

But I'm too bad at it.

So I can only write novels.

So far, it seems pretty good; it's an enjoyable route.

About the formula of this book.

Although this book is dressed up as the Shili Slope Sword God and has the framework of D&D, it is still a novel.

But it is actually the core of Diablo and Torchlight.

One word: brush.

Two words: development.

This is my favorite part of the experience.

I'm new here.

Writing a book is definitely about making yourself happy first, and then making everyone else happy.

I really enjoyed writing it.

Hope everyone can have fun together.

Of course, besides the grinding, I will also write some interactive storylines later.

They're usually related to the main storyline quests on the world map—oh no—did I reveal that I'm writing this with a single-player game mindset? Oh well.

Anyway, I really am a newbie.

Let's be a little unconventional with the first book.

Many comments said I was an experienced player, which made me quite happy.

But have you ever seen a seasoned writer spend four hours painstakingly crafting 2,000 words? Choosing words and constructing sentences is incredibly difficult.

If it weren't for the fact that I had previously won second prize in the National Primary and Secondary School Students' Essay Competition...

It possesses an extremely profound literary foundation.

It's doubtful that they could support a novel so full of brotherhood.

Oh, by the way, I've given this book another title.

The Little Water Margin.

Isn't that a perfect description?

In terms of the overall structure of the text.

The first book, The Xia Yin of Mystra, is now almost at its fourth volume.

Volume One: "The Yuntai Mountain Frog Hunter".

From 001 to 020, a total of 47,000 words.

Volume Two, "The Southern Journey".

From 021 to 052, a total of 67,000 words.

Volume 3, "Winter of the Manor".

From 053 to 082, a total of 75,000 words.

This chapter begins tonight, marking the start of Volume 4.

The first part will have about 20 volumes and is expected to have 1 million words.

The book consists of at least three parts.

Therefore, there are at least 3 million words.

Based on 200,000 words per month.

Starting from its release in December.

It can at least stay with everyone until around spring 2022.

Yes, that's it.

Very accurate.

I don't know what else to say.

I don't have many other good qualities, except that I'm quite meticulous.

I've read all the comments on San Jiang's posts and replied to most of them, but it felt like a lot of time and energy wasted.

But I still need to read the comments.

Yeah, I'll just reduce unnecessary laning time in the future.

Finally, thank you all for your support.

I hope to get some pre-orders from you guys when it launches on December 1st!...