Linxia

Chapter 84 Remarks on the launch
Will be available tomorrow.

I would like to thank the editor Fuchen for his strong support, the operations officer Xili Qingxuan for helping me reply to many comments and manage the featured posts, and I would like to thank all the big guys for their follow-up reading.

Well, Fu Chen has an extremely accurate vision. We talked about this book before it was published. Some of the possible problems he mentioned, such as the introduction being too long and the title not attracting enough attention, which are difficult to change, all came true after the book was published (covering his face).

The first round of recommendations did not go well. Fuchen was afraid that my book would be too different from the previous one, so he cut it off. I said I really liked this story and wanted to finish it. Fuchen was very easy to talk to and expressed his support.

At that time, I thought that since I was not short of money, I could accept not making any money. Moreover, I also wanted to practice and control the rhythm of a story of more than one million words, ensuring the level from beginning to end and not letting it collapse, so as to pave the way for the next book.

So, I have been writing until now.

Later, I got a resource pack and the data improved a bit. Now Sanjiang is listed, which is quite unexpected. Because I know this story well. The subject matter is not hot, the title is not popular, and the writing style is not the usual cool style. It is full of "failure" from beginning to end.

From now on, if we keep up the momentum, at least it won’t be difficult to create quality products. It seems that if we focus on telling a story, there will always be some readers!
Having said that, my editor Fuchen has a very keen eye and is a very nice person. If anyone wants to write an article, I recommend submitting it to him.

Oh, let me tell you about the update.

It will be online tomorrow, and there will be two updates in the future, with 4,000 to 6,000 words. (I actually had a draft saved, but I cut a section of the outline that day and I don’t know where it went. Later I wanted to unsave it and retrieve it, but the last time I saved it was three or four days ago... Anyway, I just had a brain accident and lost the draft)

Also, history is really slow to write. I am not a history major, so I often have to look up information, such as whether a certain data has a historical reference, whether a certain word is in line with the background of the times, whether a certain plot has a real historical story to back it up, etc.

Sometimes it takes half a day to check, but in the text, there may be only one or two numbers, or just two lines, or even just a confirmation. But many times, it is not possible not to check, which is quite troublesome.

Forget it, forget it, I won’t say any more. Meeting is fate. If you can read it, just listen to my story. Now I’m going to start writing.

——Sweet potato, April 2024.4.9,
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(End of this chapter)