He accidentally bumped into the witch while flying on his sword.

But I remember it all, and I'm truly grateful.

I've said before that I'm someone who's easily insecure, and without your donations, monthly tickets, and recommendations, I probably wouldn't have been able to keep going.

Currently, although this book ultimately missed out on the Three Rivers Award and was forced to be released ahead of schedule, its performance is still acceptable. Does this mean that perhaps I did a pretty good job?

I also want to thank editor Ziliang for his careful guidance; Ziliang is truly dedicated.

Let's talk about this book. I had the idea in early January, then submitted it internally several times and it was rejected. Finally, after major revisions, I submitted it to Ziliang and it was accepted.

I started writing this book on January 1.14th, and it's been exactly 40 days since then. I've actually made it this far; it hasn't been easy.

My initial creative urge came from Sister Hua's "A Thousand Years Ago" and Chicken's "Qiuqiu, My Qiuqiu," which gave me the impulse to write a daily love story, which led to this clumsy imitation.

The narrative is terrible, the writing is poor, and nobody's reading it (laughs).

But it still managed to be listed on the shelves in the end.

I didn't expect the book to be a great success when I started writing it. Although it doesn't recommend many foods, the results have far exceeded my expectations. The recognition and approval have made me ecstatic, and I've prepared many sweet stories for it.

There were naturally many doubts, and there were times when I really wanted to just let it all go and not take this anger out on me. After all, I'm still a corporate slave, and even if I don't write books, I won't starve to death, and I can at least protect my hair.

But I persevered, and I would like to thank all the readers who have supported me all this time.

Haha, when I saw those comments from people who said they would help me fight back against those who were criticizing me, I really felt that it was worth it for this book to be liked by such a group of readers.

But there's no need for that. If you want to scold me, just scold me. It's not like I'll lose a piece of my flesh.

It's impossible for everyone to like this book, but fortunately, the percentage of negative reviews isn't that high.

I'm a complete newbie and don't understand the process on Qidian. I'd like to thank my operations manager, Nan Che, for getting three highly recommended chapters for me. Thank you.

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Yu Mu Shao Sheng's "American Comics: Batman: A Beginning Guide" is a masterpiece of American comic book fan fiction. The character design, writing style, plot, and character analysis are impeccable. Once you read it, you'll know that the title is completely unimportant!

[The one who smashed through the new book charts, Batman, my Batman... As a fellow newcomer, I secretly added Batman as a friend, intending to latch onto this big shot's coattails. We had originally planned to have a showdown on the Three Rivers Awards, but I broke my promise. When I learned that the Three Rivers Awards were hopeless and the book would be released early, I went to Batman to confide (seek comfort). Batman kept saying it was a pity, but I didn't really feel that way. However, I really didn't expect that Batman, who never promotes books in his chapters, would actually promote my book to save my flop first-day subscription... I feel so bad about it. If there are any readers who like American comics, you must check it out! Once Batman's book is released, I'll be the first to subscribe to the entire book...]

Gua Di's "My Deskmate is Actually My Yandere Reader" is an old friend, so I don't need to say more.

Many of you have probably read this book; it's one I researched before starting my own. Guadi recommended it to me in the group, gave me chapter recommendations, and even created separate chapter recommendations, which helped me generate a lot of data in the early stages. I'm very grateful to him.

"Hate Ears Singing Sins: My Female Disciples All Want to Kill Me" is on the new book chart, a top-tier title.

In the novel "Senior, Shut Up!" by Honey Chicken, I learned a new writing rule: "Human Daily Limit 4k".

Fibonacci's "The Bizarre Resurgence: You Call This Serious Science?!" is a masterpiece.

"Your Majesty, Wonders are Detrimental to the Country!" by Flying Pig, a masterpiece.

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Finally, I'd like to ask for your first subscription so I can happily finish writing this book!

I kowtowed to everyone.

===Chapter 84 He Wants to Know Everything About Her (1/5 Seeking First Subscription)

"Meimei, please help me, okay?"

Yun Yi grabbed Li Mei's hand and shook it repeatedly, staring intently at her.

"I can help you, but you have to promise me you won't always give him away for nothing! We need to win him over in a reasonable way!"

Yun Yi nodded like a chick pecking at rice.

She didn't expect Chen Shun to like her right now; Yun Yi's current goal was to make Chen Shun understand that there was a girl who liked him.

And what I did to him wasn't unreasonable; I just wanted to get his attention.

Yun Yi was certain that Chen Shun would eventually fall in love with him; it was just a matter of time.

Li Mei never expected that she, a single woman, would so unwittingly become Yun Yi's dating mentor and wingman.

Is this considered being forced to eat dog food (a Chinese slang term for witnessing public displays of affection)? Or did they willingly go out of their way to eat it?

Li Mei was very annoyed, feeling like she was being fed dog food all day.

"But then again, how can I help you?"

"Be flexible, be flexible, Meimei!"

"I understand being flexible, but how exactly do you plan to pursue Shun-ge?"

Yun Yi looked up at the sky, thought for a moment, and said:

"If we don't have the conditions, we'll create them! There are always more solutions than problems, right?"

Looking at Yi Yi's smiling face, Li Mei felt that she seemed very optimistic.

"Aren't you afraid things will get out of hand and Shun-ge'er will fall for another girl?"

"No, he most likely won't pay attention to other girls."

This is the confidence of a little witch.

There is probably no girl in the world more peculiar or more capable of attracting Chen Shun's attention than her.

Yun Yi's only worry was how to successfully win over Chen Shun.

It has to be mutual; she doesn't want unrequited love.

If possible, it would be a good option to let Chen Shun confess first.

Then I'll hesitate for a few seconds, let him struggle and feel uncomfortable, and then hug him tightly and agree.

Let him experience what I've been feeling these past few days.

If I were to confess my feelings myself, that would be too humiliating and would be a huge failure!

Anyway, Chen Shun wasn't very smart, so he teased him, flirted with him, and tricked him into confessing his love!

Plan is in place!

Li Mei noticed the changes in Yun Yi's expression and exclaimed in amazement, "Yi Yi seems to have really fallen for Shun Ge'er."

But there was one question she couldn't understand.

Did Shun-ge and Yun-yi have any interaction before?

Although there are theories like love at first sight, Li Mei still couldn't understand why Yi Yi suddenly fell in love with Chen Shun.

"Yiyi, is there something going on between you and Shun-ge? How did you fall for him?"

"Huh?"

Li Mei's words left Yun Yi completely bewildered. She and Chen Shun only discovered their identities after bumping into each other, but no one else knew.

She stammered as she explained what a haunted house was, and what brown sugar water was.

They managed to get away with it.

As for how he fell in love with her, Yun Yi himself didn't know.

She and Li Mei huddled together in the pool, blowing bubbles.

"I don't know either, it seems like I just fell in love with it without even realizing it."

"Hey, Yiyi, you're really something. If you were in ancient times, you'd be sold off as a wife and still be counting the money for the other person."

"No, human traffickers can't beat me." Yun Yi showed off his pitiful biceps.

"What use are you with those skinny arms and legs?"

"Don't believe me? Take this!"

The two started playing and wrestling in the hot spring pool.

……

Chen Shun was feeling a bit annoyed.

In his words, it was a matter of not having clear thinking.

There are many things he can't understand.

He got up and disappeared into the night.

"What's wrong? Why are you sighing like that?"

Chen Lu landed gently from the air, looked at his grandson who seemed a little strange, and couldn't help but ask.

"Grandpa, do inner demons really exist?"

Chen Lu stroked his beard and walked forward, his back to the moonlight.

"It's been a long time since we, grandfather and grandson, have chatted together. How about we take a walk together?"

"Row."

Chen Shun followed Chen Lu, and the two walked slowly along the stream.

Now he is even larger than Chen Lu.

"Inner demons do exist, of course, but they have absolutely nothing to do with you..."

"Then why have I recently found myself unable to even smoothly complete the most basic Great Circulation?"

"Sigh, could it be that Grandpa's words have become a constraint?"

"Grandpa, you taught me that to cultivate immortality, one must abandon worldly desires in order to achieve something, but now..." Chen Shun said with a worried expression.

"Is someone causing you conflict right now?"

Chen Shun lowered his head and nodded.

He could no longer deceive himself with the idea of ​​inner demons.

He was like a newborn child, full of curiosity about everything, wanting to explore and seek.

He wanted to know more about the Little Witch.

I want to sense her joys and sorrows.

Chen Lu sighed and slowly said:

"Do you remember what Grandpa once told you about the four most important things for a cultivator?"

"Wealth, companion, law, land."