Star Iron: Maple of Reincarnation

Good morning, good afternoon and good evening everyone.

I am Fungus. This novel is my debut work. It was finished today. It has just over 50 words. I would like to thank all the readers who have read this far for their love. Because of you, the author will really have the motivation to generate electricity for love. (Because there are only a few chapters left, I worked hard to write them all in one go)

This novel was originally written for myself. At that time, I was attracted by the stunning beauty of Lord Taibu (Hehe... Lord Taibu...) (Damn, stop being crazy) and I wrote this novel on a whim.

Of course, there are many unreasonable places in the novel that are not well thought out. I am very grateful for your tolerance. But the author has been trying very hard to present the love in the author's mind. It is probably because it cannot exist in reality that we look forward to it so much in our hearts.

When I first learned about Fu Xuan's story, I always felt sorry for him.

She has always lived in the shackles of fate. As a game, Star Iron certainly does not depict her tragedy in great detail. She always appears in front of everyone in the most perfect appearance, living a tragic story of the essence of collapse in laughter.

Since the game can't let her get the beauty that belongs to her.

Let the author do it himself. We can see that in this novel, Mo Feng's portrayal is actually almost the same as Fu Xuan's. Logically, this approach is a bit contrary to Tiangang.

After all, Fu Xuan is a character that already exists in the game. What's the point of writing so much about him? Isn't this just padding the word count? If you don't write the real protagonist well, what will the readers read?

But the author really hopes that through his writing, many people who like Fu Xuan can truly understand Fu Xuan. Although the author's understanding of Fu Xuan also has major flaws and a strong element of secondary creation (Fu Xuan should not be that vicious, and his insults should also be literary, the author's level is not enough to imitate), but the core author is still confident that Fu Xuan is such a person.

I have always believed that when it comes to love, it is a common matter between men and women, and must be a two-way effort. Only then will love be meaningful. Otherwise it is just hypocritical lust.

Therefore, I gave equal attention to the male and female protagonists.

While Mo Feng was trying hard to redeem Fu Xuan, Fu Xuan also put himself in Mo Feng's shoes and handled everything for him.

The final outcome was what they deserved.

Let's stop here for this novel. Thousands of words can be summed up in one sentence: I am very grateful to the readers who have read my novel and loved it. It has allowed a new writer to feel the value of his or her work. Even if there are many people who belittle it, you are still here.

Tell us about your future plans.

Will there be a new book?

The answer is not sure.

To be honest, the author does have a 100,000-word draft that he reads himself (it's about Irena in "Witch's Journey"), but he's not sure if he has the time to write it. I have to be responsible for my work, and it would be unethical of the author to let readers read an unfinished work.

Authors write because they enjoy it, not to make money.

How can you make money if you can’t even earn enough for breakfast?

Let's see how it goes. Maybe, the author will learn from the experience and lessons of the first debut novel and strive to make the second novel more reasonable and delicate, and control the rhythm well.

As for what the second novel will be about?

Well... it may not necessarily be Star Tie... After all, the imagination of the author of Star Tie is almost exhausted. If you want to make money, of course you will write about what you are familiar with. Reheating old things can also make money, right? But if it is because of passion, I want to satisfy my own writing fantasy, so I may not necessarily write about the field I have written before.

But it should still be a secondary creation, as original creation requires too many brain cells.

Specifically, maybe it will be Irena (Tomato Irena's novels seem to be a bit rare, and it seems that none of them have been well-finished), or other protagonists of Star Iron, or Genshin Impact... I'm not even sure whether I will write a novel for Mo Xueji. Everything depends on the author's subsequent ideas.

Looking forward to our next meeting.

Thank you for reading this, thank you.