My Gold Rush Career Begins in 1984

Chapter 79 Remarks on the launch
I wrote for a month, about 200,000 words, and received a notice a couple of days ago that it would be published on the 1st.

Chapter 77 is the last free chapter and also the conclusion of a small storyline.

The next few chapters will serve as a transition before moving on to the next part of the story.

I've been writing with my fingertips for three years now, and every time a book is about to be published, I can't help but feel nervous, worried about the results, worried about the dissatisfaction of my readers, and constantly questioning myself, wondering if there will be any problems with how I write.

Regardless, I'll still shamelessly ask my readers for a first subscription.

This book tells the story of the gold rush in the 1980s.

I've always believed that if a story is labeled as a historical novel, it should evoke that historical feel; if it's labeled as a rebirth story, then the system is superfluous.

In those turbulent times, life was prone to dramatic ups and downs, especially in the gold rush, which was directly linked to money and easily amplified human desires.

The harsh reality is condensed in the Gold Rush Valley, where fighting and ruthless struggles unfold almost daily.

Therefore, this book is destined not to be the kind of easy story where the protagonist makes money while lying down.

I'm essentially giving readers who might find this book unpalatable a heads-up. If you enjoy it, please show your support; if not, please cut your losses.

Here, I would like to thank all the readers for their donations and monthly tickets. I won't say any more nonsense. After the book is published, I will strive to write 10,000 words a day.

In addition, I have elderly parents and young children to care for, and many other things to do, so updates may be delayed occasionally. I hope my readers will understand.

Enough with the chit-chat, please subscribe!
Also, I recommend a friend's book, "Deep in Despair," a supernatural novel. Book lovers who enjoy bedtime ghost stories might want to check it out. In a supernatural novel genre that has almost completely disappeared, the fact that it has over 10,000 favorites during its new release period is enough to show that it is a surprisingly good book.

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