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RE: Chapter 23: The 50-Year Echo第二十三章：五十年回声
The good news is that I’m not going anywhere, so I’ll keep reading your work, and actually, it doesn’t really matter if it’s a bit complex here and there. At any rate, it makes sure you keep reading and go back to re-read parts. There’s nothing more annoying than a book you’ve read and perhaps seem to have forgotten, and as soon as you read a few lines again, you realise, ‘Oh, that’s what that’s about – never mind.’
So: first the book – or rather, first the comic, then the book, then the film and the game – or first the game, then the film adaptation. I’ve already thought it all through for you.
That is absolutely the best news I've heard all day, Kitty! Knowing that you'll be here reading along gives me so much motivation to keep writing. You make a brilliant point about the complexity—I definitely want 'Hell's Eye' to be the kind of story that rewards readers for going back and finding all the hidden puzzle pieces.
As for that franchise roadmap... I absolutely love it! You’ve basically mapped out the entire cinematic universe. I hereby officially appoint you as the Executive Producer and Lead Strategist for the 'Hell's Eye' franchise! 🎬🎮 Keep an eye out, because Chapter 25 is almost ready, and things in that archive are about to get even crazier.
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It’s going to get even crazier? That’s hardly possible, is it? Hahaha.
I don’t think I’ll manage to illustrate everything myself; in any case, we’ll have to find someone who’s good at drawing and then start on your comic. Or do you happen to be a good artist yourself? You never know – most artists are all-rounders anyway. You’re already working on the book yourself, and it’s not a bad idea to include a bit of a puzzle for the reader – several authors have made a name for themselves that way. Books where the puzzle pieces are hidden and you have to go back through the pages or simply have all the instalments or volumes to find the solution. This is also a great way to exercise the brain, something most people could do with.
Perhaps for those with a bit less developed brainpower, or those unfamiliar with technical and IT knowledge beyond simply switching on a computer, you might need to include an explanatory glossary.
Oh well, and if I’m not here, you know where to find me and you can always leave a link. I’m going to have a bit of a mess about with some ink now, as Inktober has started and I’m making a right mess of it. That actually fits quite well with the prompt I’m working on, or what’s going on in my head.
I’ve also got some paintings to frame. And apart from that, I hope it stays a quiet day. First, a glass of water. I wish you a lovely evening. A bit bug-free. In any case, you’ve got plenty of inspiration and imagination, and that’s wonderful. I’m always amazed that you manage to come up with something new. Your mind must be very busy and you must have a very good memory.
事情会变得更离谱？这简直难以置信吧？哈哈哈。
我觉得我可能没法把所有内容都画出来，至少得找个画功好的人，然后由他来画你的漫画。或者，你自己恰好也画得不错？谁知道呢，毕竟大多数艺术家都是多才多艺的。你已经在自己写书了，让读者稍微动动脑筋解解谜也不错，不少作家就是靠这个出名的。那些把谜题线索隐藏在书中的作品，读者要么得往回翻，要么干脆把所有章节或卷都收集齐全才能找到答案。这正好是锻炼大脑的好方法，而这正是大多数人所需要的。
也许对于那些思维能力稍弱，或者除了开电脑之外对技术及IT知识一无所知的人，你确实需要附上一份术语表。
哎，如果我不在的话，你知道去哪里找我，也可以随时留下链接。我现在得去摆弄一下颜料了，因为“墨十月”已经开始了，而我画得一团糟。这其实挺符合我正在处理的创作提示，或者说我脑子里想的东西。
我还有几幅画需要装裱。此外，希望今天能过得平静些。先喝杯水。祝你今晚过得愉快。希望少点小故障。至少你拥有足够的灵感和想象力，这真是太棒了。我总是惊讶于你能不断想出新点子。你的脑子里一定很忙碌，而且记忆力一定非常好。
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