Exorcist's Self-Cultivation

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I can't keep it in anymore.

My mindset's a bit shattered, this kind of text is not easy to write, it's a thankless task.

I hadn't written about the supernatural for almost five years, and I wasn't planning on touching this genre again, but a friend dragged me into it, and after some thought, I wrote it. Explore stories on empire

The beginning took me about three hours, I finished it in one night.

The whole plot up to now has been gradually fleshed out, sorted through to find that old feeling of writing about the supernatural.

Actually, I had never written in third-person narrative before, and a third-person supernatural narrative, this is also my first.

It's been a hard write.

The original plot for going live was about Evil Spirit Du Wei, but due to recommendation issues, I had to miss that storyline, and it turned into the current one.

I lack confidence...

The editor had warned me about the minefields and such, so I set it in the Soul Summoning Universe, merging elements of many horror films, giving each Evil Spirit a new plot to some extent, along with rearranging the direction of the story, so it turned into this book.

Previously, a reader said something I thought was quite good, he said I don't understand the readers at the starting point, they like to read satisfying stories, with golden fingers and ghost killing, bad luck and it's certainly a flop.

So my target, roughly, would be an average of three hundred orders, plus a full attendance for a month, I'd be very satisfied with a thousand or so bucks.

After all, I'm not full-time, a decent manuscript fee is about enough for me.

The thing is, the book's data isn't that great, I don't know the specifics, there are a lot of collections but I reckon subscriptions are few, might be nurturing, or maybe the writing's not good.

Looking from the beginning to now, I've sorted it out, some say the writing is trash, some say it's dry and uninteresting, some say it's not scary.

Then there are readers who say, what's the point of the sister flower plot on the bus, why doesn't the protagonist save them, just to die?

Then others say, why save them, the protagonist can barely protect himself.

I tend to lean towards the second type of reader; if the protagonist has the ability, then save them, if not, better look after himself.

As for why introduce two sister flowers, why not?

Without new characters dying, the protagonist can't discover new rules and complete a plot structure.

If these kinds of characters don't appear, that's also ok, the protagonist gets on the bus and shows off alone, simply takes out the nun, sounds satisfying on the surface, but surely some will find it dull.

Ugh... what's bothering me is that I've been influenced, the Horror House plot was also modified later and has bugs, when I write it always feels like something's missing.

So, I plan to make some changes overnight, it won't affect further reading.

I feel this author's note is also nonsense, it will certainly offend a bunch of readers, making my target of three hundred subscriptions even more difficult, quite frustrating.

About tomorrow's update, it will be a normal update plus a burst of additional chapters, but the burst will likely be in the evening because I have meetings every Friday.

Wishing everyone who reads this a happy mood, if you're eager for more updates or want to discuss, join the reader group—1085293036

The group name, Exorcist's Nest.

Note—For the horror films that have already appeared, see the essence posts in the comment section, there's a special thread updating related movies, I will mark them as long as there is a source.

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