I was beheaded in the Middle Ages for 20 years

[Everyone come in and have a quick chat]

Say three things.

The first thing is that I asked for leave today as expected, so there is no update.
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The second thing is to talk to everyone about the future update plan.

I know that the author's updates are not as good as expected. He can't even do 4K every day. Even after it was released, he stopped updating, asked for leave, and fished in troubled waters to update 2K.

In the words of my peers, I can be nailed to the pillar of shame in the industry.

Especially when I put it on the shelves, I said that I would give everyone [-] yuan per day, but in the end I only paid [-] yuan per day on the first day.

There are countless problems with insufficient updates, but the most important ones are from two aspects. One is physical. My mental state and my wife’s health have not been very good. My wife works hard to take care of me, but she often neglects herself, which leads to her My body is often sick, and my condition is unpredictable, difficult to control, and anyway very complicated.

I just hope that readers can take care of themselves.

The second is the plot, I will leave this aspect to the third thing.

The subsequent update plan is tentatively scheduled to be updated daily starting tomorrow.

I won’t swear anymore, I will work hard to maintain it.
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The third thing is to talk about this book.

In fact, looking back, the author has basically never talked about the plot, nor has he responded to readers' questions about the plot.

I am a rather conceited guy. I have been writing books for a long time, so I don’t read the comments very much. Most of the contents of the comments are relayed to me by my wife.

So everyone knows that I basically don’t control comments and try to maintain readers’ freedom of speech.

Some of the conflicts of speech are deliberately obvious. My wife may delete it after seeing it, or she may not, because I don’t know particularly. I have also told her that it is important to maintain a reader’s freedom of speech, even if the reader’s speech It may ruin the reading experience of other readers, or even affect the sales of the book, etc.

Of course, some comments were deleted by the system. Not all comments were made by my wife. I hope everyone will bear in mind.

Therefore, the author still dares to pat his chest and say that the book "Beheading" basically does not control reviews.

When talking about this book, we have to talk about the original intention of writing this book.

I really didn’t think much about it at the time, because I hadn’t written a book for a long time, so I just wanted to write about it casually to earn some money for lipstick and skin care products for my wife.

I was thinking, eh, how about writing a story about an executioner in the Middle Ages, beheading people, picking up girls, and living a happy life?

This is my intention in writing this book.

I don’t have a particularly deep plot setting for the book Beheading. As far as the plot is concerned, I would give it a passing score of 10 out of 6, and I would only give myself a 3.

At that time, I didn't want to write it seriously, I just wanted to write it casually, but I didn't expect that readers surprisingly liked it.

Especially when I wrote about Ella's plot, I found that the readers were particularly fond of it, which made me wonder, am I going to go back to my old profession?

It’s not that the author can’t write main plot novels, nor that the author can only write romance novels.

I have written martial arts, science fiction, urban, light novels, fantasy, and now I’m adding history.

It can be said that I am still doing very well in collecting stamps.

From the time Ella appeared, the direction of my plot began to change, because I found that readers seemed to be able to accept and like love plots, so I had to polish the design (I don’t have an outline when writing a book, and I didn’t have it before). No, not even beheading).

Especially since I have written love stories before, I am quite comfortable in this aspect.

But in the end, it was because of the author (update issue) that readers started to keep the book.

Some readers will say that starting from Ella’s plot, the progress of the plot begins to slow down.

The reason is simple: the way of writing has changed.

Because a normal main story would not put so much effort into the short stories of life, which resulted in a week of updates, and it was not even possible to get through a day in the book, it was still night.

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the arrangement of the plot, but in terms of updates, it’s bound to feel torn when you follow it.     For a normal main plot article, the follow-up reading will maintain the continuity of each event, as orderly as breathing, and will not make the follow-up reading uncomfortable.

As for daily novels, especially the main emotional plots, few updates will make it difficult to follow them.

For example, if you read the updates of these days together in one go, you will feel very comfortable, have no problems, and even feel a little happy.

But those readers who keep reading every day probably know what I mean.

Because the daily life of emotions is about ups and downs, and there are few updates. It is like there are only ups and downs, and it is also like breathing. After taking a breath, the breath suddenly cannot be exhaled.

Then I waited a day after reading the update, then breathed out, and then it got stuck again, and I couldn't breathe in again.

The author has always known this tearing feeling of pursuing reading.

I know it's not a plot problem, it's just a lack of updates, which is why readers who are following up are stuck.

As for readers who want to see beheadings, don’t worry. There will be love and love, heads will be chopped off, and even the war will speed up due to the protagonist’s problems. Everything that should be there will be there.

So after all, the protagonist still wants to solve the problem of both readers. Those who like to watch killings and beheadings, and those who like to watch daily love affairs, the author can accommodate them, as long as the updates are in place.

That’s why the second thing I want to tell you is that I want to keep updating things every day.

Then, let’s talk about the last point, which is the issue of the protagonist’s character.

Some readers said that since the novel is about the Middle Ages, why does the protagonist still have such a deep moral bottom line?

I have always felt that I should not answer this question, because everyone who can understand this answer will understand it.

It is impossible for me to write about the protagonist's love for Faile and Ella during these periods, and it is also impossible for me to frankly write about the protagonist's love for Faile and Ella.

As long as it involves a little bit, this book should say goodbye to everyone.

Don’t underestimate the bottom line of the platform. I have been writing books for so long and I am convinced of this.

It can even be said that the protagonist was forced to become a scumbag in my writing, and there was really nothing I could do about it.

When facing Ella and Mayfair, the protagonist can only hesitate, not refuse, and subconsciously accept.

When facing Falina, the protagonist dared to accept it boldly and even express his feelings.

Of course the protagonist is a scumbag, and I never thought of writing a single female protagonist.

It's just that the protagonist turns into a scumbag with a moral bottom line. This was not deliberately written by the author, and there is no other way.

I hope those who understand can understand, and those who don’t understand can be more tolerant.

This is what I want to talk about today, because the author has never talked about the plot with you, so it is relatively unfamiliar. Readers can make up for it by themselves.

that's all.

If conditions permit, you can order recommendation tickets, monthly tickets, rewards, full subscriptions, automatic subscriptions, whatever you can.

Life is not easy, the author sighed.

If you have questions or discussions about the plot, you can join the V group of Aite authors. After all, I rarely read comments.

Group V is in the introduction.

I don’t expect readers to like this book, I just hope they like Mayfair, Ella, and Farina.

correct.

I'm not a lolicon.

(End of this chapter)