Chapter 75 About Magic

Chapter 75 About Magic

First of all, I have to admit that this was a failure in my plot design.

I have always been accustomed to putting "Conan" and "Magic Kaito" in the same world view, so when I wrote the book, I defaulted to the existence of magic in this world.

(This is also the theoretical basis for me to design a supernatural plug-in such as internal power for the protagonist. After all, in my opinion, the original work has magic)

In "Magic Kaito", Hongzi did help Kidd to escape guilt, and also tried to use magic machinery to save people in the clock tower.

And just like Kyogoku Makoto and Kidd in "Conan" will not participate in the main plot, Anko's magic in "Magic Kaito" is basically a background board and has basically no impact on the main plot.

So I naturally borrowed the settings from the original work and used the magic rescue scene without thinking too much about it.

But my understanding is obviously different from everyone's expectations.

So there was this controversy.

This is indeed a lack of thinking on my part and a failure.

I can only guarantee that Hongzi's magic will be limited, and just like the original work, she will never participate in the main plot.

Other than that, there is nothing I can do.

After all, once you’ve written it, you can’t change it at all.

Just like the previous group of book friends who continued to complain that "the protagonist has not read the original work"

Maybe their opinion is better, but it came too late. I've already written it, so there's no way I can change it, right?

I really can't accept it, so I can only get together and part ways.

Also, I will not read the comment section in the future.

This will definitely lead to blindness and deafness, but I must find my original intention of creating.

What I always wanted to write was a book that I wanted to write.

But unfortunately, up to now, I have written a total of 5 books including this one, and only "Le Qing's Bizarre Adventure" can be regarded as a novel written completely according to my own ideas.

(Because that book had the worst grades and the lowest popularity, I was so stubborn that I didn’t care about the readers’ opinions, haha)

Anyway, I understand now:

No matter how poorly conceived the plot of a book is, it is still a complete plot, but if you hurriedly revise it after hearing the opinions, the result will be a strange monster.

There can only be one person holding the steering wheel.

Otherwise, it will overturn.