It's on the shelves.

Lao Lang has been writing this book for almost seven months, and the taste can be described as ups and downs. It is really hard to share the mood without experiencing it. So Lao Lang should keep the mood of writing a book in his heart and wait for memories in his later years.

Since I can’t tell you my mood, Lao Lang will talk about the process of writing this book.

The original intention of writing a book was because Lao Lang had read novels for fifteen or six years and always felt that he should write one, and then he blindly took the first step.

It is inevitable that you will taste bitter fruit blindly. At the beginning, the book was written to 160,000 words but had not signed the contract. At that time, Lao Lang really became angry and felt that he should not be so bad. So on a night when he couldn't sleep, Lao Lang made a decision, which was to push the book down and rewrite it (it was mainly unwilling to accept it at that time).

After returning, Lao Lang discovered that the original book was not signed. The reason was too simple. There were typos and wrong sentences in the book, and then Lao Lang realized that he needed to proofread the draft after finishing writing the book. Thinking about it now, he was really cute at that time.

After I started again, I sent the book to my current editor and signed the contract at one time (thank you here to Meida, you are my mentor).

After signing the contract, Lao Lang became more energetic and always thought about becoming a god or a saint. However, after writing for a while, Lao Lang realized that the great god was not so easy to become. Without three or five years of hard work, it should have nothing to do with the word "God".

After understanding this principle, Lao Lang really thought of giving up, but this book was Lao Lang's hard work, written word by word, thinking about one plot at a time, and sometimes I can't sleep if I think about the plot. This is not Lao Lang's nonsense, it really happened to Lao Lang. Speaking of these is to show that Lao Lang has reasons for not giving up and the reason why he persists.

If you ask Lao Lang now, what is the most difficult thing to write? Lao Lang must answer that it is persistence, especially when he cannot see the way forward.

For a while, Laolang even wondered if anyone had read the book I had put in great painstakingly. That period was the most difficult time for Laolang.

Fortunately, it didn't take long for Laolang to confirm that someone actually reads books written by Laolang, and he likes Laolang's style very much, so Laolang passed the most difficult level.

Now Lao Lang is very satisfied. Because Lao Lang looked at the data and found that there were at least one hundred like-minded fellow Taoists with Lao Lang. Don’t underestimate this number, for a new author, this number is really a lot.

For the current hundreds of fellow Taoists, Lao Lang will definitely work harder. Lao Lang is disdainful to do things like a tiger and a snake, so no matter what, Lao Lang will write this book carefully. This is a promise to fellow Taoists.

What's more, Lao Lang has found that this book still has a promising future. Over the past two months, some readers will vote for Lao Lang every day, which means that some people silently like this book. Not only that, some unfamiliar fellow Taoists will also give Lao Lang some money every few days, which even more shows that some people like Lao Lang's books.

If someone likes it, Lao Lang has more reasons and reasons to continue writing. So new fellow Taoists can read this work that Lao Lang has used his heart.

I don’t know if any authors wrote about their writing income when they were put on the shelves. Lao Lang planned to write it. Lao Lang had been writing books for almost seven months, and the manuscript fee he earned was less than 2,000 yuan. This was the hard money that Lao Lang had almost never stopped.

Of course, the main reason for making less is that Lao Lang is a newcomer who does not have that much appeal. I think this should change with the development of time.

Now that it is on the shelves, you can take the minimum living allowance, and your monthly income is expected to exceed 1,000. This is a small improvement.

It doesn’t mean to cry and complain about poverty when writing about income. It’s too boring, and Lao Lang doesn’t mean to beg. Just when he wrote the comments on the shelves, he naturally thought about income. That’s why he said it.

Haha, at the end, I have to shout twice.

For fellow Taoists who like this book, Lao Lang really doesn’t mind whether you look at the genuine version or the pirated version. Spend one dollar (this dollar is just to ask Lao Lang to take the bus once) to help Lao Lang subscribe to a few chapters and let Lao Lang know that you exist. Of course, Lao Lang is even more grateful to fellow Taoists who are willing to always support Lao Lang!

The end of the speech
Chapter completed!