On the Shelves

I received a notification from my editor-in-chief that My Background in the Great Desolation is Unassailable is about to be put on the shelves.

Here, the storyteller first wants to thank the editor-in-chief. From the beginning of this book until now, they have given many recommendations and many pertinent opinions and suggestions.

Most importantly, I want to thank all of you. Your comments, reminders to update, recommendation votes, and tips are the motivation for the storyteller to write.

Of course, when it's put on the shelves, many friends are bound to leave.

Some people might even curse: What kind of writing is this? How dare you charge for it? Are you crazy for money?

Some people might even resort to personal attacks and insult my family.

The storyteller is just a small writer, unable to change anything, and unable to ask everyone to pay to read.

Reading pirated copies is your personal choice, and the storyteller has no intention of commenting, but please be kind with your words.

The storyteller still wants to say: Along this journey, it was truly wonderful to have you all! Let's part ways amicably, gentlemen break off relations without speaking ill of each other!

When the storyteller is tired, I like to watch Guo Degang's crosstalk, and I like a sentence he said: Without gentlemen, there are no artists.

The storyteller believes that you are all gentlemen, so I ask for your support with subscriptions. Subscriptions, I ask for your support!

The storyteller bows!

After twelve o'clock noon, the storyteller and all of you will meet and not leave until we see each other!