The second volume of this book, Dying Light, has ended. First of all, I would like to thank you all for your support. Many friends have made suggestions to the author, saying that the content of this volume is not as interesting as the first volume. The author himself has noticed this and reflected on it. The author has read it through and feels that the problem of this volume is still in the rhythm. Many times, too much ink is spent on the description of the supporting characters, ignoring the improvement and expansion of the protagonist itself, and there are many problems in the arrangement of details. In the final analysis, it is because the author is not experienced enough and the writing skills are insufficient. At the same time, there are also reasons in reality. Because the author was on vacation when writing Biochemistry, and it happened to be released on September 1st, the author also went back to work. As a result, because the manuscripts were used up in the days of the release, and there was no time to sort out the content of the whole volume as a whole due to the daily work and 6,000 daily updates. The author has overestimated his ability to control the rhythm, and must pay attention to it in the future. In the next volume, the author will return to Biochemistry IV. After all, the Ada DLC has just been released, and the author has also completed the expert S+ (cross out this sentence), so it is just right to write. As for the originally planned third world Sekiro, I can only coo coo coo for now (escape Tomorrow's update may still be a little late. The author is still sorting out the plot differences between the new and old versions of Resident Evil 4, as well as the foreshadowing of Resident Evil 5 that may be in the future (after all, Wesker has appeared in the Ada DLC), so it is estimated that it will take a little more time. As for the subsequent updates, the author will do his best to guarantee 4,000 words per day and increase the amount as appropriate. Rhythm is more important than word count. Of course, if there are book friends who have been following the book, even if they have insisted on following this volume, and are willing to give the author some suggestions and opinions, the author will be happy to accept them!
After all, only when you really write a book yourself will you realize how real the saying "your support is the greatest encouragement to the author" is. Finally, thank you all for your support again! See you tomorrow night in Resident Evil 4!