Depressive screenwriter.

Chapter 65 Remarks on the launch
The editor-in-chief contacted me a while ago and said that this book would be on the shelves at noon.

It was quite sudden actually.

But it was also expected. Although the reading rate of this book is okay, this type of book does not attract a lot of people. Its niche nature is a major flaw, and there are too many big names in the urban category recently.

The editor also decided not to waste time and let me put it on the shelves at noon today.

As for updates, my old readers who are familiar with me know that I am the kind of person who posts as much as I can after writing.

Otherwise, there wouldn’t have been more than 6,000 updates in the past two weeks during the new book period.

If I could keep my manuscripts, then like other authors, I would have tens of thousands of manuscripts in reserve, and I wouldn't be so panicked by the sudden notification of putting them on the shelves by the boss screenwriter.

But no matter what, after I put it on the shelves, the updates will be maintained at more than 6,000 per day, and if the situation is good, I will add as much code as possible on this basis.

However, today when it goes on sale, it will be updated with more than 10,000 words.

I may post one chapter between 12 and 1 p.m., and then the subsequent updates will be posted in the afternoon and evening.

Thanks to my editor Qilin Ju.

Thanks to all the readers who have read this.

I hope everyone will try to subscribe. This is very important. Whether it can be recommended after it is put on the shelves depends on these data.

(End of this chapter)