Miss Heir wasn't very kind to me.

Chapter 32 Postscript
Thank you readers for reading this far. The story of the first volume ends here. This is the postscript, and the next volume is the second volume.

It may seem strange to write a postscript on Qidian.com, but if it is classified as a light novel, it should not be so strange. After all, it is an all-encompassing subject matter and can naturally accommodate the author's willfulness.

Just as you readers tolerate me.

This can be regarded as a unified answer to the questions in this book.

As you can see, this book is a very plain everyday text. As a person without talent, I cannot write a thrilling story with ups and downs, I don’t understand humor or how to play memes, and I don’t have a wild and imaginative world view setting.

So I can only write some boring trivial things, and they may not be outstanding.

Even so, I want to say to the readers who are willing to read this:

"Thank you for reading my novel."
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Let’s talk about the basic issues of this book.

This book should be considered a Tokyo novel (although the story takes place in Kobe). The initial inspiration for writing this book came from when I watched the anime "White Sands' Aquarium" one day. The name of the male protagonist, Masumi Miyazawa, comes from the name of the female protagonist, Fuka Miyazawa, a beautiful girl whose idol dream was shattered, and her daily work at an aquarium on a small southern island.

I have an electric guitar myself, so I wanted to write a story about a frustrated person whose band broke up and who returns to his hometown to heal his daily life.

Losing the dream, going to another city, a beautiful girl falls from the sky, boy meets girl, well, it's a pretty classic Japanese love comedy.

The reason I chose the coffee shop theme is because I buried an easter egg (?) in Chapter 2. The four jobs that Masumi had in Tokyo were actually the jobs that the four protagonists of Lonely Rock were responsible for in a promotional video of a part-time job app.

A waiter at a Chinese restaurant (Hongxia), a part-time CD clerk (Liang), a factory quality inspector (Pochi), and a kitchen worker at a coffee shop (Xiduo).

The two in the middle didn’t know how to write the story, so after hesitating for a moment, they chose a more popular coffee shop.

Let’s talk about the settings:
1. The male protagonist Masumi is not reincarnated.

This seems very unpleasant. If I were to rewrite it, I might set it as a Chinese person who lived a second life (perhaps this would be more immersive), but in this case, Masumi's character should be stronger and more mature, and she will definitely not be like she is now: hesitating among the ruins of broken dreams because of the injuries she suffered.

After all, having lived in two countries with completely different customs and spirits for more than a decade, what exactly does it feel like? I'm not sure I can put it into words.

2. No system plug-ins. I don’t know how to write a system, so I avoided it, because it is not easy to write a good system.

3. Ending
The author is a professional loser. The Quintessential Quintuplets like Miku, Nisekoi likes Onodera, and Oregairu likes Isshiki, so the female characters in my works must be happy!

So I don't trade stocks, and I'm not the only female lead.

In my opinion, the IF line is used to make up for regrets, so I won’t deal with emotions in this way. I hope that the male protagonist can make a decision that he won’t regret even if it is wrong.

(However, I really like Kirisu-sensei's IF line, which we can't study together)
If it's an IF line from another world, I'm still very interested. For example, "Masumi, whose band career is going well, comes to Gunma Prefecture to perform with his teammates, and meets Kamishiro Rinone, whose parents are still alive and who considers herself the heir of a shrine." This can be regarded as another kind of "The Heir Miss Is Not Very Friendly to Me", right?

4. Poison Point
Although I have read many novels, if I really have to mention the poisonous points, I can't think of any specific ones.

You can point out any toxic points that might discourage people from using it under this post. I will carefully read them and carefully avoid them if they haven't happened. If they have happened, I will try to modify and remedy them.

that's it.

By the way, my favorite national light novel is "My Girlfriend is a Voice Actor", my favorite Japanese light novel is "Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai", and my favorite novel is "Snow Country". What about you guys?
Thank you all again for your support. It really takes a lot of courage to support a newcomer like me.

I don't want to let this courage go to waste
But I am not confident enough to make a lifelong commitment, because a promise that cannot be fulfilled is equivalent to deception.

All I can do is try to write a story.

The performance of this book is not very good, so I hope everyone will read it more. I don’t want to have to rely on full attendance to publish a book with 300,000 words.

I hope to have the opportunity to write the postscript of the second and third volumes until the end.

——Written by Huainan Hana in the twelfth month of 2025, on a petrol green train in the north.

　Thank you for the reward of cold pork skin, thank you for the cold pork skin, the monthly ticket that is hard to say, and thank you for your comments and recommendation votes

　　
　
(End of this chapter)