Only five chapters remain to be rewritten in The Shinobi Dragon Slayer. After that, the next story will be The Legend, as it received the highest number of votes. The Spider-Man story will have to wait a little longer.
While rewriting, I realized something important: both The Legend and Spider-Man (especially Spider-Man) have some rushed parts. In The Legend, there are too many romantic partners, which feels excessive. In the Spider-Man story, relationships progress unrealistically fast—entire relationships are completed within a single chapter. This doesn’t look good and doesn’t feel right either.
For The Legend, I’m planning to reduce the number of relationships. I also don’t want to write adult scenes; I’ll focus only on romantic moments. The plan is to limit the main relationships to four girls. You’ll get to choose who they are through voting. If the votes strongly demand it, I may increase the number to five, but no more than that. Mito and Natsumi are not options.
As for Spider-Man, I’m planning major changes—adding new elements, removing others, and revising some choices I previously made to make the story more appealing. When I begin rewriting it, I’ll unpublish the entire book and start writing it again from scratch.
What do you think about these decisions?