hey-hey.

To be honest, I didn’t plan to write this. With my broken hand speed and the hungry enthusiasm of all the big guys, it’s better to write a few hundred words of text when I have this time.

What ultimately affected the decision was that I saw many great masters writing honestly.

If I just post VIP chapters without writing the comments, it seems to be very unique.

I'm afraid of being misunderstood.

Since writing this book, it seems that there has been a phenomenon of not knowing whether it is an illusion, as if everyone around me was saying to me, "This book is very strong", "It has good grades", "You want to be popular", etc.

To be honest, I don’t care about the data when writing books, nor do I know what it means to collect and read them, because as far as I know, there are only dozens of friends reading the previous book, so I have written it to the end with peace of mind.

Storytelling is a hobby.

Telling the story well is a skill.

I can't say I'm particularly capable, but I really love this thing.

before.

I always hear and see many amazing authors writing some strange "summaries".

similar:

"The data is not easy to cut."

"I have sent tens of thousands of words but haven't come to the stand for a short resignation."

"The collection has not been cut."

"The first order has only been cut for five hundred."

“It’s only been ordered for five hundred cuts.”

“It’s not easy to cut the recommended location.”

"It's too strong to cut during the same period."

“The recommended time is wrong.”

"No recommendation, cut it."

“…”

I didn't lie earlier, I couldn't even understand what these were.

Why do you need to cut if you don’t come to stand short?

Have you collected it for more than 10,000 yuan? Do you have to cut it if you have any collection?

The first order is only 500? Do you have to cut the first order?

All orders... are available...?

Recommended...all...?

Sometimes I really want to ask “Why?”

Why can you give up what you love so easily?

And so easily give up other people’s trust in themselves?

Someone said to me: "The poor data proves that the writing is poor. Do you keep it for the New Year if you don't cut it? Why do you need to carry out disgusting things to the end?"

Someone even said to me: "Live, brother."

I just thought, that's right.

There is nothing wrong with making money.

But should we tell the story first and then make money with it, instead of looking at how much money we can make before considering whether we continue to tell the story?

I am not saying this today to cause war or be self-righteous.

Just had an idea.

Is there any possibility of a writer in this world who can tell stories with all his heart even if he doesn’t make money?

I have no idea.

But I want to give it a try.

Just like the opening ceremony, bowing to the closing.
Chapter completed!