I summon the shadow army in Pirates - Chapter 134

c-1 Remarks on the launch

Remarks on the release of the book.

It took two months for the book to be released, and 330,000 words were published.

For a One Piece fan fiction, the number of words in this free period can be said to be very high.

When the first recommendation failed, my editor asked me whether the book should be published. It was still early July at that time.

I told the editor that I wanted to wait.

I wrote a slow-burning article, and there were basically few readers in the early stage. I wanted to continue to wait and see, but there were still few people who followed up.

Since the signing, there have only been two basic recommendations from the backstage. Because of insufficient follow-up, the first round of promotion failed.

The editor asked me to speed up the pace, but the pace of the book has basically been established. I can’t speed up too abruptly, otherwise there will be a sense of division.

If the book is not recommended, naturally not many people will read it, and I don’t have any complaints.

The only thing I can do is to write more free chapters and accumulate more readers.

From more than 100,000 words to more than 200,000 words, to the current 330,000 words naked run on the shelves.

With such a bad result, I was confused before, whether to cut it off, but in the end I didn’t, and I still persisted.

Why do you insist? Maybe you are unwilling to give up.

The One Piece fan fiction that everyone reads.

It seems that the protagonist must crush everything, and the supporting characters seem to be trash. The protagonist can kill the pirates with a bounty of tens of millions as soon as he appears. The pirates are trash. There is nothing that cannot be defeated by traveling back in time.

But why can you crush the opponent by traveling back in time? Are you trying hard and others are trash?

These common routines and routes.

I am a little tired of it, so I have not written like this since the fourth chapter.

In this book, the protagonist is even more unbiased and has always looked at things rationally. I have not mocked anyone in the original work.

I have not seen the whole picture, so I will not comment.

Just like I wrote in Chapter 9 that Major Kahn has a big sword. Some people say that this is possible. Why not look at it later? See why he can have it?

Or in other words, foreshadowing and paving the way are not necessary in One Piece fan fiction. The plot of One Piece only needs to be exciting?

Even if it has always been like this, is it right!

Online stories need characters first, and how to make characters vivid, I think the first point is emotion.

From the beginning of the book, I have been describing the emotions of the characters from the side, including the emotions of the protagonist, the emotions of the William Pirates, and the emotions of Major Kahn.

From the second volume to now, in order to deepen everyone’s impression of Kahn, I have connected him with Jiyuan to make everyone more profound.

It was impossible for the Navy’s alternate admiral and the Revolutionary Army undercover from the beginning.

But I still wrote it like this, because I think the characters have their own emotions, and they are connected and intertwined, and this is a real story.

Instead of everyone loving the protagonist, as if the whole world is revolving around the protagonist.

The original Verroch was killed by Major Kahn, and I also infused him with a story to make it truly combined with the original Vergo.

My typing speed is very slow, and I write at most two chapters a day. My writing skills are not very good, but I have always tried my best to describe this story.

I don’t want to write a recreational book that everyone will think is a stereotyped entertainment book after reading it. If you finish reading a Pirate fan fiction, what can you remember?

From the first chapter to now, everything the protagonist has done is reasonable in my opinion, with gratitude, growth, hatred, and confusion.

In the ghost ship, the protagonist summoned the first A-level shadow soldier [Lanros], and in the headquarters of the navy, he got an S-level evaluation.

After returning from Valleran, he was interrogated. Because of the life-saving grace, he did not say the guess that Kahn was a revolutionary.

Now he has to face a new choice for the evil of the Celestial Dragons.

Charlotte Coles!

He is not funny, not weird, stays sober and rational, has coldness and warmth. Now, is he just a paper man?

Or, in the Pirate Fan Fiction, is the protagonist I created worse than others?

Everyone likes to read fast-paced Pirate Fan Fiction, and the online literature market is like a river flowing down.

My book is now like a fish swimming upstream, and it is even very weak. It doesn’t know the skills to gain strength in the water. This road is difficult to get on, and it is even unlikely to get ahead.

But such a logical and well-developed story has always been the right way.

Isn’t it?

I have been working hard for two months and have written 330,000 words out of reluctance. There is not much achievement. The only thing to see is the release tomorrow.

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Thank you for your continued support. The author is asking for the first order here. Tomorrow, August 1st, the chapter will be released after 12 am.

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