The Track of Dawn In the World of Marvel

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   Oops, it's time to finish this testimonial again.

In all fairness, this is probably the fastest book I have ever written. It took 7 months from the beginning to the end of the book, which is exactly the same as the time I planned when preparing this book. Once again, I proved my hand speed, and it also represented a smooth ending of a plot hurricane.

Babies, you may not be able to imagine it, but in fact, when I opened this book, I didn’t even complete a third of the outline (sweat). The response was quite enthusiastic, so I have to admit that everyone's acceptance of the protagonist of the good old man is actually quite high, which also shows that the pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty does exist in every treasure's heart.

  I must send a good person card to each of the treasures to reward everyone for their support and recognition of Mason's cause of salvation.

Of course, this book is by no means perfect. It has many, many problems. When I finished writing the final plot, I still couldn’t help but think that if I had prepared a little better at the beginning, it might have given you a better reading experience. In the process of writing this book, I also realized a very important question, and it is also a commonplace question:

  In the field of codewords, can quality and quantity coexist? And under the premise that one of them must be retained, is quality or quantity more important?

  Currently, I don’t seem to have found the balance between the two. The weak plot in the middle and late stages is still a problem that cannot be ignored, and it can even be said to be a fatal problem.

I realized this, in fact, I realized this when the story of Pirates of Pirates was created, so I adopted a very aggressive and super fast-paced writing method in the writing of this book, and it seems that it has indeed improved but the rhythm Control is still not satisfactory.

But to be honest, under the burden of writing more than 14,000 words of code words every day, I really don't have enough time to think and revise the plot, so I want to try to slow down in the next book Can it bring about a little better change in the rhythm of the story?

   But that's for the next book.

  Does the next book need to be original? What is the specific subject? When will the book be released? How many words are you going to write?

I don’t have a clear answer to these questions at the moment. I can only tell you that I will prepare and share the finished product with you as soon as possible, and try my best to create a high-quality story without weakening the advantage of quantity as much as possible. Of course, there are typos that must be included in each chapter. Don't scold, don't scold, the next book will definitely correct it! I promise!

   Well, leave these troublesome things to me. Babies just need to wait patiently. We will meet again in the not-too-distant future and step into the next stage of life hand in hand.

  In short, thank you for your support, see you in the next book.

   May you be well and live up to your life.

Love you guys.

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  Frank the Handsome Dog &

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