Chapter 166

Volume Four Summary amp Takes a Day Off

Volume Four Summary & Takes a Day Off

This volume is a bit long...

Basically the amount of the previous two volumes.

I opened two long lines, whether it is the chip manufacturing of Muggle society or the protagonist's own strength growth, I spent a lot of effort to pave the way.

Shrinking and enlarging spells to make chips, developer potion photoresist... the principle of Animagus transformation, and finally the multiple Magus transformation... basically all the elements of the climax part later were explained in the front.

Even the Soul Seed principle, "Comprehensive Recall," "White Freshness Promoting Factor," etc., were also explained in the front.

So when some readers said it was abrupt and unscientific in the chapters of multiple Magus transformation, I didn't agree... I wrote so much paving in the front, let the protagonist do so much research, just to let him do this!

For magic, if you want to write it convincingly, you must accumulate its credibility bit by bit, so... the principle parts in the front are so many and so detailed.

And this also led to the climax part being placed in the last twenty chapters, and the front is indeed a bit dull.

This is because of my lack of experience, I will improve in the next volume.

But saying I'm padding, I don't really agree... Most Harry fanfics follow the plot, and there are not a few who copy the original text. I even skipped Sirius's trial, just so that everyone doesn't see those things that have been repeated many times.

However, maybe the book friends mean that I update slowly...

I admit this...

Hand-disabled, more importantly brain-disabled, thinking about the plot makes my head big, and I can't update fast at all...

Take this volume for example, in order to make the plot more coherent, the middle outline was adjusted four or five times, each time it was delayed for half a day or a day, causing the saved manuscripts to keep shrinking.

And in order to improve the plot of the next volume, it directly dried up my saved manuscripts.

Newbie, can't use hands and brains at the same time, strength is just this strength, I am also very distressed.

Until now, I don't have a single chapter of saved manuscript.

And I am the type who will be super panicked if I don't have saved manuscripts on hand, so I ask for a day off to make the next volume's outline well, so that I can write smoothly.

I hope all readers will understand.

Let's talk about the story.

Next volume, it's 91, and the protagonist should go back to school.

I have been burying this line since the beginning of this volume, including the reverie during the conversation with Patrick at the beginning, desperately stuck in time in the middle, and making a relatively large leap for the protagonist in the external environment and his own strength, actually all for the preparation of returning to school.

The book title carries "Hogwarts," of course I have to let him go back once.

But, I won't follow the plot.

There will be a shadow of the original plot, but there probably won't be much left. Think about Sirius, think about the diary, think about the protagonist's style, it's impossible to follow the plot honestly.

So, the next volume is still a wild volume.

However, everything everyone wants to see will be there.

Even if the protagonist is so rebellious, in fact, those things that warmed our childhood are the core supporting this book, just a reverse expression.

Moreover, I will try my best to learn from the lessons of the previous volume and make the rhythm better.

In short, please look forward to it.

Last but not least, thanks to the reward from the student Su Sha, thanks to the reward from the moon path, no one can control the doll, 666. And all the iron fans who have been voting and commenting. I love you! Mwah!

Monthly ticket, monthly ticket, when will you reach one thousand?

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Huo Yuanjia, Huo Yuanjia, when are you the first in Jinmen!

Kowtow!

Bow!

Thank you,

Exit~

(End of chapter)