Remarks on the launch

It's going to be put on the shelves today, it's late as usual...

Probably around 10pm.

In fact, there is nothing to say.

But as a rule, everyone will say a few words.

It doesn’t matter if you look at it or not.

The comments on the launch are, in the final analysis, a wave of subscription canvassing.

Let’s not talk nonsense, let’s just beg the audience to subscribe~~~~~

This book was released on December 25 last year, which is exactly two months ago.

300,000 words.

When I was a freshman or sophomore in college, I wrote a book. It was pretty good, but it was rejected at the starting point for half a year. Later, I revised it many times and went to other websites to sign a contract.

Then I wrote a second book and published it on Genesis.

Not surprisingly, they are all bullies.

After the second book was finished, three and a half years passed before this book was published.

That is the third book.

It's been so long, so weird.

I feel that there is not much difference between myself and the newcomers. Even the most basic website rules and author backend operations are almost forgotten.

We are not writing geniuses either.

Although it feels like there has been some progress compared to the beginning. But compared to the big guys, it's still far behind. There are so many! We don’t know what to say, so we can only express our stance.

I used to write books without an outline, just an idea, and then I would sit in front of the computer and not know what to write next.

Even so, both books have more than one million words each.

Here’s this book!

I have been preparing for a long time and have conceived a relatively complete outline of about 20,000 words.

The background, main line, plot development, foreshadowing, clues, and ending of the full text are all clearly set.

And in the writing process, I will continue to list clearer details.

Although our writing style and penmanship are not as good as those of the big guys, we can at least guarantee that we won’t write too much and don’t know what to write.

I will also try my best to learn and grow in writing.

As for piracy... I don't have much to say, after all, some student gangs are not well-off.

Thank you also for your love of this book.

But one of the biggest disadvantages of piracy is that I modify sentences, correct typos, and even make certain minor plot changes, and only the genuine version can be updated simultaneously.

Piracy is invisible.

Then, if you have any opinions, you can come to Qidian or QQ to read the comments. There is no charge for commenting!

Um……

That's pretty much it. It would be too long to say too much. In fact, it’s weird now.

I’ve finished talking to everyone.

One last word to myself.

come on!

Write this book! ! !