Completion Thoughts + New Book: Card World's Word Spirit Master
The world of One Piece has come to an end.
Despite rushing and trying, I still didn't finish the story before Oda setup...
Fortunately, the impact is minimal, since there were many incorrect settings anyway.
First of all, Ben Dong admits that this book has indeed been shortened in terms of length. If it performs well, it should be able to reach 1.5 to 2 million words.
In terms of results, it will definitely affect the length of the story. However, the length is only compressed; the structure remains the same as initially planned, from the Sun Pirates to the Red-Hair Pirates, to the final wave of crews...
If the grades are lower, I'll write less, but the story structure will still be complete.
Originally, I planned that if this book was successful, I would then write "A Mysterious Journey Through the Naruto World," "A Mysterious Journey Through the Bleach World," "A Mysterious Journey Through the Pokémon World," and so on... The general Pathway was already planned out.
However, judging from the market response, this approach wasn't very popular, so the plan was put on hold for the time being.
On the one hand, it contains elements of "mystery" and "piracy," making it a bit difficult to read. On the other hand, I wanted to try to depict a protagonist whose psychological state is gradually changing.
After all, the competition in the online novel market is gradually becoming more intense. I'm already 30 years old. I used to be one of the youngest authors, but now I find that most of the authors are younger than me... There's still a sense of pressure, so I need to try to break through and hone my skills.
That's exactly how it was written. Although it wasn't very successful in terms of effect, I feel it did improve my ability to portray characters. I hope this can become an important source of inspiration for my writing in the future.
The new book I'm currently writing is entirely original—it already has over thirty chapters and is available to read!
Furthermore, due to the pandemic, the contract has been signed but hasn't been amended yet. Investing now will supposedly bring the maximum returns (it feels like a pyramid scheme)!
Let me tell you about the main features of the new book...
What makes this book novel and unique is its "card world," where battles follow the feel of a semi-turn-based strategy game.
Furthermore, it introduces the concept of cards, not Yu- Yu-Gi-Oh! -Oh! style cards, but RPG card games like Slay the Spire...
More importantly, it features a JRPG-style job system, with main and sub jobs working together to achieve combat diversity—see Octopath Traveler and Bravely Default.
The above are just examples; the text is actually entirely original.
Regarding the most important aspect of a book—the story—this book is set in a predominantly classical period and has a fantasy style.
An individual's strength can alter the course of a battle, but it cannot determine it; one can fight against a hundred, but cannot single-handedly defeat an entire nation...
Therefore, this author calls it: Original strategy turn-based card game roguelike dungeon class JRPG-style fantasy novel.
This should also be the first "original strategy turn-based card game roguelike dungeon-crawler JRPG-style fantasy novel" on Qidian. com.
Could Ben Dong be considered the first author of "original strategy turn-based card game roguelike dungeon-crawler JRPG-style fantasy novels"?
The outline is ready, so don't worry about messing it up (has this author ever messed it up before?), feel free to preview it.