Jinting Han people

Chapter 47 Remarks on the launch
It’s time to put the products on the shelves at twelve o’clock, and I feel a little emotional for a moment.

As my second work as an author and my first since transitioning to writing, I have high hopes for "Han Descendants of the Jin Court." Before starting, I spent about six months preparing for the book, gathering information, organizing characters, and developing a framework. Looking back, I think my preparation may not have been enough. But I have certainly put a lot of effort into this work.

I've already explained the reasons for writing this book before it even began, so I won't elaborate here. At this point, I believe most readers can see that this book has a very long story ahead of it, perhaps only one-tenth, or even one-twentieth, of the way through. At this point, I can't say much more. I can only thank everyone for their patience, patience, and support.

This is a really important book for me.

Before I started writing, my family members were actually not optimistic about me. My mother told me, you are still young, but after writing this book, you may not be young anymore. Mom doesn't want you to suffer and struggle with a book every day. After you finish this book, you can stop writing.

I wouldn’t say it’s hard. I really like writing and it is an inseparable part of my life.

I often feel a surge of restlessness in my soul, but through writing, it soothes and smooths out the tension. My many conflicts with the world seem to melt into water. All I need to do is open a blank document and type my first word, and my mood becomes as calm as the ocean and as bright as the moonlit night. Many things that once troubled me are transformed into clear ripples.

But people still need to eat.

No matter how happy you are spiritually, you won't die if you go crazy, but you will starve to death if you don't eat for a few days. So if you want to write for a long time, you still have to think more about how to get enough food. It sounds cheesy, but it is the most irrefutable truth in the human world.

So I have a small goal for this book, which is to make it a masterpiece.

I know my subject matter and writing style are limited, but I believe readers will tolerate my efforts to produce a masterpiece. I'm also confident that this book tells a very positive, bright, and open story. Anyone who loves the Han Dynasty and heroes will surely enjoy this story. Future generations carry the banner of their forefathers, letting it fly once again in the name of the nation, allowing those heroes who refused to accept defeat to rest in peace, and allowing history to rewrite its history once again. What a wonderful thing this is, and I believe everyone with a sense of national pride will appreciate it.

Even if I fail, it can be regarded as a confession to the origin of our nation in my career. I wrote it with the emotion of two thousand years, and I will not regret it even if I get hurt.

As for updates, I know that 4,000 words a day is not a lot at the current starting point, but for me, I really try my best. Maybe when I can write more smoothly in the future, I may update faster, but now I am really limited by my ability. No matter how happy you are writing, you will still be stuck for several hours even if you rack your brains when you are stuck.

However, since it is on the shelves, I will try my best to update it in the next three or four days, and I hope everyone can support it.

At the same time, I would like to thank again the three leaders who supported this book: Ge Shu, Hu Mu Shi, and Qing Luo Shi Qing Ruo.

I would also like to thank the many friends who have supported me since the last book, especially my good brother A Zi and my mother, who are the motivation that helps me continue writing.

There is still a long way to go, but we will walk it together.

　It will be on the shelves at 12 o'clock, so there may be a slight delay. I hope you will support it.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)