Bleach: Stir Up the Situation

　　 The book will be on the shelves on Sunday, which is a good day.

　　 For me, this is naturally good news. Even if you streak on the shelves, it is something you have never experienced. A friend told me that only after you have been on the shelves can you be qualified to be called bashing. I have to say that for me, this is a historic breakthrough.

　　 As far as the people who accompanied me all the way, it is probably bad news. After all, the number of words in this book is still small, and the author is an inexperienced newcomer. Spending money to read the book is to tell the truth in mind.

　　 My overall arrangement for this book is about 800,000 words, which is not enough to tell what I want to say, but it is enough to tell the most important story in it.

There are also some side details, such as the protagonist’s experience when he was young, what happened in the sub-battlefield of the Battle of the Stars, and so on. I also want to write about these, but I’m afraid the rhythm is too slow to put it in the main chapter. Among. So there may be some extras in the follow-up, of course, these will be written in the form of free chapters if you want to read after the book is over.

　　 There is good news. No surprises when it's on the shelf, I will always maintain the speed of two shifts. I beg for a reward. To be honest, I don’t have that face. If I subscribe, I hope everyone can give me something.

　　 That's it, writing a book is really a wonderful journey, and it is even more wonderful when someone sees it.

　　 At the end, I would like to express my sincere thanks to all of you who rewarded me, voted for recommendation, and collected this book. Thank you all!