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Lao Huo had recently set up a WeChat public account. Tap the "+" in the top-right corner of WeChat, then "Add Friends," and directly enter "laohuo13141" in the top field to find it. It was simply the pinyin for "Lao Huo" plus 13141.
Then remember to follow it! Afterward, you could browse the message history.
Lao Huo was actually quite capable of shooting the breeze, but being an author, there was no way to say too much in the work itself. He had to hold back. This public account seemed like it would let him ramble to his heart's content.
What was discussed there? Mainly the things that could not be said in the book—you know what I mean... The series on Confucianism and Daoism had already reached its fourth installment. There would also be regular reader Q&As, gossip from the webnovel circle, and all sorts of miscellaneous chatter. Of course, he might also put down the burden of being an author and start tearing into people... If you wanted to praise, roast, smear, or curse, take the battle over there, hehe...
Mainly because some things could not be discussed in the book, such as the backgrounds of poems and lyrics, the lives of their authors, which poems he had written himself and which he had revised, or what a certain Imperial Poem actually meant. None of that was suitable for the main text, but he would explain it all one by one on WeChat.
After following, you could look through the history and check his earlier posts.
It was recommended to use the WeChat ID to enter. Searching by name might turn up fakes; there were far too many fake WeChat IDs.
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