Chapter 69: Opening a single chapter to explain

Many people don't like the two characters Yang and Li, put forward various ideas, and also expressed dissatisfaction with my writing style.

How should I put it? In some respects, I can be considered successful.

Because these two characters were shaped in an unlikable way from the start.

But to say they are villains, I feel they don't quite reach that level.

As far as this book has been written, the only villains in an absolute sense are the extreme environment, cold beasts, and ghosts. I believe you can see that.

Standing from the perspective of Yang and Li, their goal was undoubtedly the treasure on the Wood Puppet Ghost, but it is also a fact that they helped.

And from the very beginning, I said in a reply that the cognition of the two sides—Yang and Li versus the humans around Red Wood Ridge, including the protagonist—exists in a serious split because of the different heights they are at, so they cannot understand each other.

Although I didn't explain it clearly, you who have been through many books should be able to see it.

It's just that the worldviews of many long-term black-and-white novels have influenced some people.

I'll just say one thing: people are complex animals. I don't want to just simply create a villain and then have the protagonist kill them. I feel that is not only not satisfying, but it is also an insult to myself and to the people reading the book.

I might have problems with insufficient writing ability, illogical logic, data errors, and so on.

But I can guarantee the sincerity of putting heart into shaping every character.

In addition, let me say that some people guessed the plot behind it; currently, everything guessed is wrong, hahahaha.

The follow-up reading has been rising, and I will continue to work hard. Thank you all!!!

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