Author Note:
After finishing the book~
Huh~ What should I say?
I feel like I can breathe a sigh of relief. My first book is finished.
I actually started writing this book a long time ago. I had this idea in my mind a few years ago. I felt that the skills of Greninja and Pokémon were really suitable for the world of Naruto.
In fact, I have always had the habit of recording some ideas in my mobile phone notebook. After all, I have been reading novels for more than ten years. I have recorded a lot of ideas about wizards, mechas, infinite flow, and fan fiction.
It's just that I have been working all the time. Although I can't say I am very busy, I have never put these ideas on paper.
In March last year, my previous company laid off employees. I felt that the company's performance was not very good, so I took the initiative to ask my boss to take the money and leave.
At that time, I thought that I was in a technical position and understood software, so I would never be unable to find a job.
Then after leaving the job, I had fun for a month before I started looking for a job.
Unfortunately, I seemed to have overestimated myself. I despised the first two offers and didn't accept them. As a result, I didn't receive any new offers for the next month.
At that time, I thought I couldn't just sit there doing nothing, so I tried to write a novel.
To be honest, I just found something that looked decent to me, and I didn't think it would work. I was just an unemployed person pretending to do something serious.
I tried to understand the process of publishing a book, tried to prepare an outline, and tried to write.
I worked hard for more than a month, and finally tried to publish a book after accumulating 100,000 words (I didn't even consider at the time that if the contract was not signed, would the 100,000 words be written in vain).
At that time, I had nothing to do, and I sat in front of the computer at home all day, and I could barely write a chapter.
When this book was published, it failed the contract review in the first five days, and there was no news after another five days of cross-examination.
I once felt that I was not suitable for writing novels. While revising the content of the manuscript, I persuaded myself to give up. There were even a few days when I only wrote less than 100 or 200 words.
Fortunately, there were a lot of manuscripts, and on the last day of cross-examination, I finally received a contract text message.
My editor Qinghu fished it out.
Haha, I was so excited at the time.
But at that time, I didn't think about how the book would turn out.
I didn't know anything. I often asked questions in the author group, secretly looked at other people's screenshots of the results, and compared them with my own books. In fact, I still couldn't analyze it clearly.
When I had written more than 100,000 words, I suddenly received a text message from backstage. I ran to ask the editor, and the editor said that the book would be put on the shelves at 8 o'clock tonight. I was still confused (if there were not some manuscripts left, it might have been put on the shelves with 4,000 words).
It was not until the first day of the shelf that the smart push was effective and the collection increased by more than 3,000. I realized, huh? Is my book doing well?
After that, the results soared all the way.
The editor first told me that your book has "a great talent", and then it became "work hard and make it a "fine product". Later, if you work harder, you may be able to reach 6,000 average subscriptions.
Haha, I really wrote to myself during that period.
I found a new job in the middle. I gritted my teeth and insisted on writing on the subway every day when I went to work. I could only write 2,000 words a day on weekdays. I didn't dare to go to the company to work overtime on weekends. I had to write 18,000 words to ensure that I could keep updating during normal times.
If the results hadn't been soaring, I really don't know if I could have persisted.
After that, due to the problem of the gold finger setting in the early stage, the protagonist drew too many skills, and the total amount of chakra was insufficient to exert its power.
Many readers commented that it was "suppressing the combat power", "fancy", and "why the protagonist is always chased by the shadow-level strongmen"?
At that time, my mentality was a bit unstable, and I gritted my teeth and skipped the plot of the ninja world and the Akatsuki organization.
The protagonist's combat power suddenly exploded, and the flame and white mode took off directly.
Well, although it was really cool at the time, I was also happy to write it, and the readers were also happy to read it.
However, the explosion of combat power led to subsequent problems, "You can beat the AB combination, so who can you beat?" "Wouldn't this strength have been able to push it flat a long time ago?"
In addition, due to the change in strength, there was a difference with the outline later, and the results started to drop after the end of the third war.
I didn't have much rhythm myself, and the feedback from the Dragon Vein World was not good, so I deleted a lot of content to speed up the ending, and the evaluation was even worse.
This also led to the end of the third war being the peak of this book.
Fortunately, how should I put it, after a long period of pain, I don't know if it's because you guys love me too much, or if I found my direction.
The chapters such as the Chunin Exam, the Five Kage Talks, and the Night of the Nine-Tails were all written quite smoothly.
Hehe~ I occasionally draw illustrations, and I have adapted to the pace of updates, so the pressure is much less, and writing books has become enjoyable again.
Thank you very much for your support.
I am actually quite easily influenced by external factors. In reality, I am not a person who will say no to others. After writing a book, some comments, grades, etc. often make me secretly entangled.
In fact, I have also thought about it myself. If the combat power was not explosive at the beginning, would the book be written better later? If the editor had put it on the shelves later, could I get more recommendations and take off from the beginning?
However, the fact may be that if the combat power is not explosive, the excitement at the end of the battles AB and the three battles will still be insufficient, and readers will run faster. If it is put on the shelves later, maybe no recommendations will be squeezed, and it will die violently in the early stage.
So, in fact, everything is the best choice~
How to say it? Actually, the performance of this book till now is far from being so bad that I cannot continue writing it.
It is even possible that my new books may not be able to achieve the performance of this book at the end.
But since the story has come to this point, I don't want to drag it on just to make money, and then do something like traveling through the world of pirates, and force it to end badly until no one reads it.
Let's end it here~
Thank you all, thank you editor, thank you myself, and thank you mother for always staring at me and urging me to update (laugh~)
Well, in fact, many book friends, some because they often comment, some because they often vote, I am very familiar with their names, I feel like friends, every day when I see you are still in the background, I have the motivation to write.
But, haha, because there are always some names that are not easy to remember, so I won't mention you one by one, to avoid missing any friends and seeming to be partial to one over the other.
As for the future, the new book is about to start. I am already preparing the outline of materials, catching up on movies and TV series, etc. With the experience of this book, the preparations in the early stage should be more complete. Let's not talk about the performance first, at least I can't slack off.
The tentative title of the book is "Marvel: The Fake Inventor".
I plan to write a story about a person who is not so genius and heroic but mixed in a world of heroes and geniuses.
As for the current book, I should continue to update a lot of extra content (actually I am already writing it).
The ninja world after Kaito changed, the changes after the full attribute prize pool was opened, the story of Pokémon and ninjas, Naruto and Sasuke, Kaito's children and so on, haha~ Although I don't know how much I will write, it should be a lot.
The update frequency is tentatively unchanged, still 4,000 words a day, let's see how long I can hold on.
Finally, thank you all for your company along the way again.
No matter what the new book is like, no matter whether you will encounter my books on the road of reading, I wish you all a happy life and never a lack of books~
(End of this chapter)