After writing three lines, I feel relieved!
Book friends who are familiar with Sanxing should know that Sanxing has never taken a day off since it was put on the shelves. It updates 12,000 times a day, which also makes Sanxing very tired.
Basically, I stay up late every day, and there is not a day that I don’t stay up late.
When I hit the finale, there was only one word in three lines.
tired!
So tired!
The mental torture almost made me a little neurotic.
Although the results were not good, Sanxing did not give up and left the last mark!
A story has a beginning and an end.
The best ending is to cause infinite reverie, and the perfect ending is to cause infinite reverie.
Jiang Che's story has come to an end.
In the end, it can be considered a linkage.
The next book won't be like this. The three lines also feel very boring and too tired.
If you continue writing, it will undoubtedly be a repetitive routine, and I hate it myself.
Sometimes I take a look and wonder what the hell are you writing about?
This bad thing deserves poor grades.
When you are wrong, you must admit it; when you are beaten, you must stand at attention!
Bad is bad.
Sanxing also admitted that the story had too many flaws.
Maybe it was the split at the beginning.
In fact, Sanxing had planned to give up before.
But after all, I still can’t let go. I have to be responsible for my book friends.
A story has a beginning and an end, which can be regarded as an author's respect for readers and respect for his own work.
Although it is poor, it is still my own hard work.
Sanxing is not good at words, and in reality, there is rarely much communication.
I will read the suggestions and comments from book friends, but generally rarely respond.
(Ahem, book friends, please post more reviews for the next book so I can copy the reviews.)
As for the new book, let me tell you that the sci-fi urban one should be released on the 7th, or the 8th, or the 9th, well, no later than the 10th.
The next story will be a different reading experience.
I hope book friends will support me. We have a long way to go. See you in the next book~
(End of chapter)
