I'm Not Happy Anymore, Give That Back to Me!
Chapter 67

Thoughts on Going Premium

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To be honest, my original intention in starting this book was to write a story that I wanted to tell myself, one that was not limited to formulas and did not follow the trend. I wanted to have my own style (something that could be a bit crazy).

Therefore, I didn't go through the rankings of many good books that had achieved good results.

Emoticons and emojis have always been supported by these two BLB websites, but it seems that no one chooses to insert them extensively in the main text except for the table of contents and introduction.

I feel this style suits Lao Hua quite well.

Why did I choose this method to write this book?

I think many readers who have made it this far will understand what I mean.

Hua Xin is cheerful and optimistic; a simple meal of rice can make her happy all day. If you add some meat, you might even be able to trick her away like Xia Yan did. (laughs)

But just like the emoticons I inserted in the main text, what is the purpose of these external manifestations?

What is the purpose of Lao Hua's abstract, whimsical, and hilarious actions?

Why is Niu Niu still so optimistic after leaving? Some say he's changed but not changed at all, and even expelled the book from the register and got married.

By now, most readers should understand.

This didn't actually change anything for Hua Xin.

Whether she's male or female, a homebody or not, whether she transforms into a pretty girl or not, all she wants is to earn more money, have a full meal, and ideally win at games.

Because she's always been alone.

Does it matter whether she is male or female?

The transformation started right from the beginning.

However, the element of "marriage" runs throughout the book.

The fact that Lao Shui had always maintained a "shrimp head" style made her feel that she was still alive, that there were netizens who could talk and argue with her, and even give her gold coins.

It was Xia Yan's meticulous care and becoming her only friend after she started school that subtly changed her.

Or perhaps Hua Xin truly realized it later.

She is a girl.

She can start a new life and not be trapped by the past for the rest of her life.

These are the emotions I want to express and write in the kernel.

If a book only has an outer cover and no core, then it will be very empty, a product of entertainment for the sake of entertainment. That is, those who attack me with the "ashes" on their faces, without having read a single chapter, cannot understand the core.

My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, Toradora!, and Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki, which I think had a good starting point, inspired me to try writing a book about redemption.

It was the Lao Xia that redeemed the prison flower.

It was also a prison flower that redeemed the Lao Xia.

Now, Prison Flower is about to take the initiative. Those like Lin Liu? They'll be refined in an instant!

A lifetime of good friends is no joke.

The reveal of the true identity that everyone has been waiting for is coming up. I hope everyone will support me, after all, the author needs to make a living too.

Pre-order now and get a 20% discount!!

There's also a 20,000-word update coming out at midnight tonight!! You absolutely have to subscribe to the whole thing!!!

It's the end of the month, please vote with your monthly tickets, meow!! I'll do anything.

I'd also like to recommend a novel I've been reading recently, about a woman who has undergone a marriage transformation. Readers who enjoy this genre are welcome to check it out.

Aqi's new book, "After Transmigrating and Not Becoming Prime Minister, I Encountered an Imperial Prince."

Chrysanthemum Blood's "Oh No! My Superpower is..."

There's also ev's "After Rebirth, I Picked Up My Nemesis as My Disciple."

P. S., the book club QQ number is: 489062207

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