I’ve received notification from the editor that this book will be launched tomorrow.
I’ve always wanted to chat with everyone about this book. Today seems like a perfect opportunity.
This is my first time writing a book of this genre. Indeed, there are many parts that aren’t well-written, and the plot has several problematic points.
I’m getting on my knees first.
Firstly, the Chapter about Wei Yong’s car accident was not well-designed. When I looked back, I was quite dissatisfied myself. I apologize to everyone here.
Next, regarding the content of that USB, I’ve explained my thought process in the forum. Perhaps my idea was too limited, and I wasn’t on the same wavelength as everyone else. I’m really sorry about this, and I’ll try my best to write the follow-up plots well.
There’s also the plot about Vice President Liu from the textile factory. My original intent was to portray his insatiable greed, as he wanted to get more money from Brother Peng, rather than "taking money without doing anything." Perhaps my writing skills weren’t enough, causing a misunderstanding among everyone.
Lastly, regarding the main character leaving without any assets, in my setting, he didn’t anticipate his wife’s betrayal beforehand.
Also, I’m in my thirties now, and have been working for nearly ten years. From my exposure and level of understanding, this is the only thing that an average person could think of and do that benefits both the child and the wife.
This may be due to my shallow understanding and inadequate setting, and I apologize for that.
There are also other points criticized by readers, like ’not giving gifts to Manager Sun,’ ’taking advantage of Liu Meng,’ ’finding ancient coins in Zhao Qing’s couch,’ ’not donating money to the children’s welfare home,’ and so forth... The rightful source is NoveI-Fire.ɴet
There are actually twists to these plots later on. I don’t know if it’s an issue with my narrative style.
Or perhaps the main character I created lacks a positive moral compass, making everyone feel insecure, causing many readers to want to berate me before finishing the story.
You can let me know about these aspects, and I’ll try my best to correct them in the future.
In any case, whether it’s criticism, suggestions, or encouragement, I humbly accept them, striving to improve myself in future content and avoid these mistakes.
Especially, thanks to the comment experts on word count padding: Ru Xue_, Loulan Swordsman, Zhuo Yu, Wang Hai’s Red, Miao Ye, Robin Hong, Way of the Ronin, lane574574, john508, bobbyhu... and many more that I won’t mention one by one.
Thanks for your daily hard work in keeping up with the read, which is why this book managed to make it to Sanjiang. It’s a pretty good start.
Finally, about the follow-up updates, there will be a minimum of 6,000 words daily, aiming for 10,000. Tomorrow the update should still be in the evening.
If you feel you can bear to keep reading, then I shamelessly ask for your initial subscription! Please support!
If you really can’t continue, then I bid you farewell and thank you for this month of companionship. I will try to improve myself, and I hope we’ll have the chance to meet again in the next book!
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