A Separate Post to Save My Skin
First of all, before anything else, thanks to Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Thanks to the great Berzerk for the tip!
Important things have to be said three times, and since there were four tips, I had to say it twelve times!!
What, you're telling me to be a little more reserved? Impossible, not happening. I'm happy, and I'm going to show it off. What are you going to do about it?
Next, it's time to prostrate myself and admit my mistake. I suddenly realized I seemed to have missed a day of updates... I'm abroad, so there's a twelve-hour time difference. I was always getting confused about the scheduled update times and picked the wrong date. On top of that, I went out to have fun yesterday, so...
Forget it, no more excuses.
I'm sorry!
Sumimasen!
Sorry!
Désolé!
o(T-T)ゞ I was wrong.
A little spoiler: we're about to get to the story of Mira and her siblings.
I know Mira and the others joined in X778. I know they joined a little later than Natsu, but I'm going to have them appear earlier anyway. Naturally, I had my reasons for writing it this way...
Well...
All right, there wasn't any profound reason...
But writing it this way makes me happy!!
Wah hiahiahia!
Finally, it's worth mentioning that I finally, finally signed a contract!! (Come to think of it, I seemed to have missed an update on the very first day after signing! Doesn't that mean I'm doomed?)
It's really not easy to sign a contract from overseas. My contract drifted across the sea for nearly a month before it reached Shanghai.
A whole month without any recommendations, without sending out red envelopes, without hitting, I made it all the way here on my own, and I didn't expect the results to be so good! I'm really satisfied!
Thanks to everyone who wrote book reviews for me, to my readers, and thank you for your encouragement and! You gave me the motivation to keep writing!
This was my first time writing a novel, or rather, my first time writing anything over ten thousand characters. The only things I'd written over a thousand characters were papers, and they were all in fucking English...
So I was a complete beginner when it came to both prose and plot development, and I knew there were still plenty of shortcomings. I hope everyone can go easy on me. If you roast me too hard, I'm afraid my fragile heart won't be able to take it~
Let me share what I learned from a month as an author! It's fucking exhausting!!
I used to be a reader and thought I could do it too. I didn't expect it to be so difficult, but getting to write my own story and see my book on Qidian still made me pretty happy! No matter how it does in the future, I'm going to keep going until I finish this story... Forget it, I won't raise a flag. Raise a flag and you die faster. I'll just keep the updates rolling along quietly!
As a beginner, I write slowly. Two thousand characters take me two hours. It's not that I type slowly; I just like to mull over a lot of sentences again and again, unlike veteran authors who can turn out polished prose on the spot. This really takes a lot of practice.
I'm not a full-time writer either. I've been on break recently, so I've had more free time, and I'll try to write a little more. But classes start in a couple of days, and the workload at the University of Toronto is pretty heavy, so I might not be able to update twice a day. All I can say is that I'll try not to miss any updates and work hard to help you complete that 3,000-character investment project!
Hmm... I've rambled on and on without knowing what my point was. Oh well, happy New Year, everyone! I guess my book has made it across the year too!