Chapter 80
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The first volume of "Welcome the Junior Uncle", titled "The Ordinary Junior Uncle", was completed.
This volume mainly introduced the world's background and environment, as well as the protagonist's experience, personality, and persona.
The protagonist arrived at the forbidden land as soon as he transmigrated. Here, he was instilled with mediocre talents by the 36 remnant consciousnesses and learned common skills. It was normal that he didn't understand at first.
From being confused to gradually understanding, it only took two days without any contact. This was enough to prove that the protagonist wasn't an idiot. He was extremely smart.
This world wasn't the familiar Earth. If you were locked up in a place for ten years and everyone you came into contact with said that you were weak, would you think you were a genius?
Don't forget, we've activated God's Vision and deep down, we know that the protagonist isn't an ordinary person. In reality, who would dare to say that they were the protagonist and that everything they did would be smooth sailing? Hence, we can save the effort of calling the protagonist a fool. No matter how smart someone was, they would be considered a super genius if they could understand so much in two days.
For this volume, Old Ya wanted to design a more interesting story, and he did it.
All the foreshadowing was for the sake of solving the puzzle at the end. To summarize, 1. The protagonist didn't know that his pet beast had strength, and the pet beast didn't know that the protagonist had strength. 2. The Great Demon of Bliss was initially arrogant and fearless. Then, he admitted defeat. Then, he hoped to be suppressed and hoped that the ten major sects would capture him. 3. The ten major sects wanted to capture The Great Demon. Then, they were afraid that he would massacre the world. Then, they were shocked and terrified. 4. Wu Yuen and the others thought that their Junior Uncle wasn't strong. Then, they misunderstood that the protagonist was controlled by The Great Demon …
Step by step, step by step, they were all carefully designed and interlocked. The rhythm was tense and matched with various twists and turns. It was exciting and interesting.
Hence, when the parties met, there was a hilarious scene. The Great Demon begged to be captured. Not only did the ten major sects not dare to make a move, they even thought that it was fake … And so, the story came to a conclusion.
In this volume, Old Ya had depicted the personalities and images of the three adorable pets to make them more vivid. He had also emphasized on the character of The Great Demon. After all, he was the Little Demon King, the Deputy Moderator. Moreover, he liked bed scenes, so Old Ya couldn't let him down. Therefore, a full 180,000 words of him lying on the bed should be enough for him.
Throughout the first volume, the protagonist went from not knowing to knowing, gradually revealing the prelude to the world. I feel that the writing is pretty good, about 90 points!
The next volume, "Donkey's Visit to His Family", will focus on the differences between the Zhenxian Sect and the main character's journey into the cultivation world. For this volume, I plan to use a short and simple method to push through the pretentiousness. That is, pretentiousness, face-smacking, face-smacking. I'll aim for a small pretentiousness in three chapters and a big pretentiousness in five chapters. As for the imagination, I'll gradually reduce it. At the same time, I'll open up the story of Liu Yiyi's hatred and the main character's background.
There are only two chapters for today's update. Old Ya needs to do the outline, so everyone … see you tomorrow!
Once Old Ya straightens it out, he'll speed up the update!
Finally, I'll continue to ask for recommendation votes! If anyone has any good ideas, please write them down in the comments section for Old Ya to copy.
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