Mysterious as the Wind, Always With Me

It's time to hit the shelves again.

Frankly, this set of books has the second-worst grades since I returned to my starting point in 2015.

The worst set, well, didn't sign a contract, and died immediately.

If you change to other writers, maybe you don't talk nonsense and go directly to eunuchs. The big deal is to change the vest.

Anyway, there are only 0 and countless times as father-in-law.

As for me, I still want a face.

Every set of books is my child, how could it be trashed?

There are many reasons for the poor grades of this set of books. Objectively, it can be said that the mother changed the recommendation system, and it is said that the general environment is poor.

But nothing can hide the subjective factor - it's just that I'm not used to writing weird flows.

how to say?

If I had to describe it, I would consider this book a great failure.

At least, at the age of 42, I still have the courage to experiment with new subjects. You must know that many writers are over 30 years old, and their thinking has begun to solidify, and they dare not challenge new topics.

I tried very hard to adapt to this new subject, however, I failed.

That's all.

It doesn't matter if you fail, get up and try again.

There is not much to say next, I will write this set to at least 800,000 words with my heart, and give you a complete story.

Whether or not everyone agrees is out of my control.

Whether the writing is good or not, there is naturally a market to evaluate.

In the case of losing the first round of pk, I controlled myself, and continued to write down without mental explosion.

This set of books has gone through so much, I can only say - I put my heart into it, I tried my best.

Finally, since everyone has seen this, I'll ask for the first order.

As an old writer's last fig leaf, please don't let my book die too ugly.

On October 1st, if you have the trouble of guaranteeing the monthly pass, you can also vote.

I wrote it well, and when I finished writing this book, it was my last stubbornness.

thank you all.