Chapter 453

Golden Core Summary

This is the second summary.

With a thousand thoughts, I don't know where to start for a moment.

It seems I didn't fulfill the promise of controlling the word count that I mentioned in the Foundation Establishment summary.

Eighty thousand for Foundation Establishment, I originally wanted to write sixty or seventy thousand words for Core Formation, but ended up writing a full one hundred and twenty thousand.

Not only did it not decrease, but it increased by forty thousand words; I don't know what to say.

Friends are laughing at me, and book friends are laughing at me.

Some people even told me to quickly delete the "fast-paced" tag.

I'm wronged!

My leveling is just slow, but the rhythm actually feels quite fast; I never deliberately dragged it out.

There are nine small realms in the Foundation Establishment stage, and a rough calculation shows there are no less than nine major plots.

Ghost City cultivation, Taishan Workshop, the Battle of Qinhua River, the struggle for the Dan Valley Dao Seed, the Battle of Mount Jilei, the Second Defense of Danxia, the destruction of the Yan Alliance, the trip to the Great Snow Mountain, and Duan Feng and Luo Chen's Core Formation.

Listing them out, that's nine.

There were also many small plots interspersed in between; to speed up, I deliberately deleted several sub-plots.

Otherwise, I could have written another hundred thousand words.

Brothers and sisters, Xiao Yu really didn't want to pad it!

You should all be able to see that every plot is actually foreshadowed and echoes from beginning to end.

Although some might not have been written well, I truly put my heart into thinking and writing them, rather than perfunctorily dealing with everyone.

The summary before Core Formation seems to be just this much; I've slightly argued for myself.

As for after Core Formation?

This time, I really can't guarantee it; I will try my best to control the plot from Golden Core to Nascent Soul stage within!

I can only say I will try my best.

I have a rough idea of the subsequent plot, but the specific outline hasn't been made yet.

After all, I have been keeping up with updates without stopping, so I really don't have the energy to supplement the outline.

The only thing I can do is to polish every plot carefully on the basis of four thousand words a day, achieving a balance of tension and relaxation.

Finally, I still can't help but argue two more points.

"Master Alchemist" is really a fast-paced book!

The protagonist forms his core at a hundred years old; this rhythm is super fast!