I Quit Being The Devoted Supporting Male Character

   typo description

Didi, let’s talk about the typos, the typos in the front have almost been corrected, and the ones in the back have been put on the shelves. I don’t have permission to modify them. I can only wait until the end of this book and ask the editor to give me permission, and then Correct typos.

   Now these typos should not affect reading very much. If you feel awkward, you can just leave.

   I have said it several times in the writing, and I will try to avoid it later. I will read it again every time I finish writing, and try to reduce typos as much as possible.

   It takes nearly three or four hours to code words every day, and my brain is really a little bit hard to turn around.

  It's a bit harsh to say, this book is generating electricity for love, even if what you say is a little extreme, I can't accept it.

   Everyone who reads books should know that he has full attendance when writing books. He updates 4,000 words every day, which is my two chapters. Three months ago, there would be a full-time attendance of 1,500 yuan per month.

   After this month, I don't even have full attendance, that is, pure power generation for love.

   This book is half finished, which means that I will spend another three months to write it, and the benefits of these three months are not proportional to my efforts at all.

   So I am more sensitive, or that sentence, since I like my book, then I welcome and thank you for supporting the genuine version, but if you don’t like it, then bye!

   There is no easy way for an author to write a book. It may only take you a minute or two to read two chapters. I will spend about an hour writing the outline and studying the direction of the plot, and then spend another two hours to write it out.

  There are more than three hours and nearly four hours, what am I doing wrong.

   I would also like to thank those little angels who support the genuine version. It is you who gave us authors the motivation to continue generating electricity for love.

   (end of this chapter)