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After finishing the chapter of the Museum Exchange, which is clearly the beginning of the formal confrontation with the Phantom Troupe...

I felt a sudden sense of exhaustion.

I think it was because of the pressure.

Because this chapter has received mostly positive reviews from the beginning to now, the results have suddenly soared, which made me see the possibility of 10,000 subscriptions.

Well, it's actually an illusion. The upper limit of Hunter fan fiction...for me, it's almost over.

The only thing I can be sure of is that I think I didn't break down, after all, the results are there...

But I don't know if I can maintain this level in the future.

When I first wrote this chapter, I was very unlucky.

At that time, I wanted to take a leave, but the plot reached a critical point, and I didn't want to stop writing like this, so I had to grit my teeth and stick to it...

I don't know if I can write this chapter well in that state (low fever, dizziness, headache, lymph pain, sore throat, back pain, buttocks pain, knee pain)..., but I just don't want to stop writing because of this.

I don't have an outline. Before writing this chapter, the picture that I can be sure of in my mind is the death of the three people, Xiake, Finks, and Wojin.

Then, I deduced step by step, leading the plot to the death of the knight, the death of Finks, and the death of Ogine...

Before Moyu took off Finks' head with his bare hands, everything was in line with the results I had determined in advance.

But when it came to Ogine...

Hmm.

The scene I started with was Moyu using the Hundred-style Guanyin to kill Ogine.

I think this is the most exciting scene and the most suitable scene to end with.

But... Moyu rejected the scene I wanted.

He thought that the Hundred-style Guanyin could not kill Ogine who was always "strong", so he could not choose to use the Hundred-style Guanyin on Ogine.

This was the most difficult part of writing this plot.

In the end, I still abandoned the scene that I thought was the most exciting and followed the choice that Moyu would make.

Sometimes it's like this, you think of how to write it to be more exciting, but you can't pass the logic.

So the Hundred-style Guanyin killed Nobunaga, who trusted Ogine to protect him and neglected to protect himself.

At this point, this plot is coming to an end.

Looking back at the various confrontations and layouts in this chapter, I, who is best at using battle water text, have tried to simplify the battle as much as possible.

I think I should have achieved above the standard.

But what should I do after this...

I like to let Moyu defeat the strong with the weak in a disadvantageous situation, and I like to let Moyu win the game with tactics.

But as Moyu becomes stronger, this kind of "battle field" will become less and less.

So after writing the third chapter, I have been thinking about the subsequent direction.

Should I quickly connect to the original plot, and should I touch the dark continent?

There are suddenly more things to consider.

So I haven't been able to start writing the fourth chapter until now...

So I just talked to the big guys, I hope the big guys don't blame me, and I will try my best to update 6,000 words a day.

Because when I was writing this plot, many big guys urged me to update online... Various comments urging me to update made me feel guilty and guilty.

This made me feel that I can't be lazy anymore, at least I have to ensure that the update volume can go up.

It's just that 10,000 words is too difficult for a clumsy and brainless person like me. I'm afraid I'll lose quality in order to rush the writing. I might be able to achieve a stable average of 6,000 words a day if I try.

Let's stop here and talk about the combat power issue.

Something unpleasant happened when I was writing this plot, which made me complain...

In fact, I've written so many books and have seen all kinds of comments. I'm used to it.

However, I still can't stand "taking things out of context" + "making random accusations", which makes me feel sick, so I don't regret releasing negative emotions for this.

The combat power of Hunter is actually very vague.

The comprehensive ability of a Nen user is related to Nen skills, manifested temperament, potential temperament, Nen ability, tactical awareness, instant thinking explosive power, physical fitness, physical skills, experience, and even the right time, right place, and right people.

Some Nen users have strong Nen skills, but their physical fitness and physical skills are average.

Some have strong physical strength, but average Nen skills.

Some Nen users are average in all aspects, but can suppress opponents who are stronger than themselves with the advantage of terrain and combat awareness.

So don't judge strength based on just one "advantage gap", it's very hasty and inexplicable.

You can't conclude that Killua is stronger than Yupi just because Killua beat Yupi with his speed advantage.

You can't think that Leorio can fight with Jin just because Leorio punched Jin away.

One of the highlights of Hunter is that Gon defeated the bomb demon with the weak...

If the combat power is simply defined in this way, then there is no weak victory over the strong in the Hunter world.

In fact, if the Hunter world has a relatively clear combat power level.

Maybe Hunter fan fiction can survive better.

But if the combat power in the Hunter world becomes clear, then the diversity of Nen abilities will be much less colorful.

You can't have your cake and eat it too, that's probably it.

I don't know how far my book can go, but I am very satisfied.

It is much better than the performance of Gourmet Hunter.

I hope it can be better. Although I don't have much confidence, I will strive to increase the average daily update volume while ensuring quality.

After writing this plot summary, I thought about taking a day off to rest.

But I thought better of it.

The goal is to write at least 6,000 words per day.

Rush.