Some Thoughts (Page 1/1)

I'm really finishing my book.

But some people say that I am unfinished, and I don't admit this.

This part of the outline was determined by me from the beginning of the book, but in the actual creation process, I found that the plot style of this part of the plot is too different from the beginning and even the middle section.

If this part of the plot is really long, I am afraid that it will be the real anticlimactic, completely detached from the essence of daddy flow.

But it's the core of my whole story line and structure, and I can't go back to the tedious repetition of everyday life for the sake of writing long.

There is a beginning to the story, and there is always an ending.

Many stories seem to be a comedy at the beginning, but when you see the end, you can learn some sad life philosophy from it.

For example, Stephen Chow's "The King of Comedy", but can it be said that "The King of Comedy" is a failed story?

The story will always be ever-changing, and the fate of the characters will be staged.

I wanted to tell a complete story, but I didn't want the end of the story to overwhelm the everyday flavor of the beginning, so I had to write this part of the plot in this way.

Compared to the overall gravity, the last paragraph should have the effect of writing closure and final divergence.

Then I think that the ending I have prepared should be satisfactory to everyone.

On this day last year, I finished "Carrying the Goddess Emperor with Me".

It's a pleasure to spend another year with you with my dad.

There have been some joys and some of my perhaps immature thoughts throughout the year, but anyway, I've always passed the time.

This is not a complete testimonial, so I won't say too much.

"Monster Hunt Daddy" is indeed almost finished.

It's the end, not the end.

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