Elf Town Has Big Problems

Received a notification today and it is on the shelves.

Although the results are not very good, I still have to thank the editor for their concern, and thank you book friends for your support.

Tell me your emotions.

This book has more or less merits, and there are also many unsatisfactory places.

For the first time, I have received such a large number of comments in a novel (although not many compared to other fire books), some of them encouraged me, some pointed out shortcomings, criticized and provided valuable opinions.

Thank you for your suggestions. Sometimes the authorities are obsessed, and the author leaves loopholes when he immerses himself in writing the book, and he doesn't realize it when he sees it. While maintaining the general writing style, he really needs some hints to avoid working behind closed doors.

In fact, when I opened the book, I had a very unique idea, not to let the protagonist simply and rudely smash the fish to death, but the protagonist to continue to grow, and the negative supporting characters to still look ignorant, creating a contrast that summer insects cannot be compared with ice, It's like watching the ants around your feet jokingly.

In the end, it turned out to be self-defeating, and it created a big controversial point. If I continue to write like this, I am afraid that I will not be sent a blade, so I will try to write as much as possible in the future.

Some people have also recommended to me other novels that pretend to be X naturally. They are called skills. The seemingly simple application of routines actually reflects the author's level of polishing and control of rhythm.

I hope that one day I will be able to write in a way that is not downright intellectual, but also refreshing.

As for novels, I mainly want to have fun. I used to write books by myself and no one read them. I wrote them for fun after work and study, and I was happiest when I wrote them myself.

Now I gradually have some book friends. In addition to the joy of portraying stories, I am also happy to see someone like my works.

I hope that in the future, I can work harder and portray the story well. I will wait until I come back after many years to see the emotions on the shelves here.

Finally, I wish all book friends and editors great safety and health. There will be ups and downs in the road of life. I hope that when you look back, you can feel that you have lived up to your time and years.