Finally, finished writing the Red Dust Domain~
The length of the second volu is much longer than the first volu, mainly because the amount of information in this arc is too large. From the Tiline Save File revealing the origin of the Nine Monarchs, introducing the Path of the Sovereign; to entering the Ancient Vault of the Drama Path, contacting the Master and several Senior Brothers and Senior Sisters; to learning several great secret techniques; to entering the Red Dust three tis; to rebooting the Jinghong Theater; to the Scarlet Heaven Cult and the Realm War...
Not to ntion anything else, just the length of the Realm War is already over a hundred chapters. After all, involving so many Demigod Tiers and so many Roles, even though Sanjiu (crossed out) Erjiu has streamlined the storyline as much as possible, it still took a long ti to write.
If the Aurora Domain in the first volu was the starting point of this story, then the second volu can be considered to expand the entire worldview of the story. There are too many things to write. The good news is that the subsequent few volus shouldn't be this long (Should be! Should be!!). If they are, then pretend I didn't say anything, because once I start writing so things, I actually can't control it myself... Who would have thought that Li Qingshan and Kong Baosheng, whom I originally prepared to kill off, actually survived?
Regarding the main the of the second volu and so things I wanted to express, it seems unnecessary to deliberately write them out again... In short, everyone should be able to feel that the core of the second volu is not the sa as the first volu. Compared to the second volu, the first volu is more despairing, while in the Red Dust Domain, what is actually shown more is the sense of strength of humanity itself in despair, familial love, romantic love, friendship... Actually, the synopsis of this book can distinguish the difference between the two volus:
Volu One: In this era, humans are as insignificant as dust. Volu Two: In this era, humans are as resplendent as stars.
Sanjiu isn't writing in detail here, definitely not because I'm rushing to write the next chapter, definitely not because I'm worried about getting scolded tonight for updating less or updating late...
Another aspect is the experience of integrating intangible cultural heritage like Peking Opera, Su Embroidery, and Awakened Lion (about to be written) into the story. Sanjiu is actually doing this kind of attempt for the first ti. There are also very few other works on the market that involve this aspect. Being able to integrate traditional culture into the story, letting more readers know, be curious about, and like it, is actually a very fulfilling thing. Other intangible cultural heritages will also appear subsequently, but they won't affect the overall reading experience, please rest assured~~
OK, then a quick and simple preview for the next volu.
In the third volu, so "acquaintances" will return (the acquaintances here might have several layers of aning~). Chen Ling will also master so new "plays". Regarding who Chen Ling exactly is, perhaps there will also be new developnts...
The first volu actually mainly introduced the Dusk Society, and the second volu introduced the higher-ups of the Dusk Society, which is the sect in the Ancient Vault of the Drama Path... Then in the third volu, it's also ti for the main character group to appear. In short, everyone can look forward to it~
Being able to read up to here and finish reading the second volu ans everyone has so recognition for "Play God". In order to write "Play God" well, Sanjiu also expended a lot, a lot of effort... During the last volu end summary, Sanjiu also said that the threshold for the story of "Play God" would be higher, but looking at the results, "Play God" is currently actually not inferior to "Slay God". This is actually already very remarkable... But Sanjiu is still thinking, perhaps it can go a step further?
If possible, I hope everyone can also help promote "Play God" a lot, making so s is also OK, Sanjiu thanks you here~~
Then, everyone, see you in the next volu~~~
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