From the Soul Motion Machine onwards, the Mechanized Douluo

Chapter 28 Did you all have a good day?

What do you guys think of this Douluo Continent fanfic? Did it make you laugh? Did it make you happy? Did it bring you joy and laughter?

If I can offer my friends a little comfort amidst their busy lives, and bring a smile to their faces when they're troubled, then I'll consider myself to have done a great deed, and may every step I take bring happiness. Amitabha!

Previously, Qiuqiu had a pseudonym (Old Deng: You little brat, you're turning against the Heavenly Gang, aren't you?!), and also wrote a Douluo fanfic, which was set in the background of Douluo II. However, under the threat of the God King, that book was like an Earth civilization that knew that the Trisolaran fleet was on its way. It was oppressive and dull. In order to survive, it was full of growth through constant sacrifice.

Qiuqiu really dislikes that kind of depressing plot. The protagonist, Chen Fu, always gives Qiuqiu the cold shoulder, telling him to go and have a relationship and enjoy life. In the end, he loses his girlfriend and loses himself too.

So, Qiuqiu wrote this Douluo Continent novel to enjoy the happiness in life, so that friends can find a moment of inspiration and a knowing smile in some of the jokes in the story, even in this glamorous world.

Chiu Chiu doesn't know if the book is good or if the grades will meet her expectations. Chiu Chiu can't make expectations on her own; making expectations will only lead to disappointment.

The overall tone of this book is humorous, lighthearted, and enjoyable, allowing readers to experience the joy of wisdom, the pride of contributing to the development of the times, and the warmth of family happiness.

No killing, no robbing, no fussing, no fighting—the whole text is filled with youthful spirit and heroic bearing. There is warmth in the playful fighting and joy in the arguments. All who come are friends, and all who leave are guests. (Please memorize the whole text.)

ChiuChiu hopes to depict a different Douluo Continent for her friends, one that is both traditional and unconventional, both ordinary and extraordinary, where the mundane is also a kind of extraordinary.

Friends who like this book, I hope you can read it more, give it more votes, and provide more feedback. Tell me loudly what you find interesting in the text. Don't keep your joy to yourself; share it and laugh out loud.

Here's a little anecdote:

Chiu Chiu: You should be secretly happy that you don't have Wai Yan Qing Ni.

Friend: But... I have three lives with Himeko.

Chirp: Then stop secretly laughing and laugh out loud!

Okay, it'll be featured tomorrow, everyone, go for it!

(End of this chapter)