Lonely Rock: Love Songs Dedicated to the Stars

I couldn't help but shout out excitedly, and my three roommates looked at me like I was crazy. But when they found out later, they were really happy for me.

Also, to address why I didn't create a group chat, it's because I have a friend at school who also writes novels, but some strange people have infiltrated his group, causing trouble and arguing all the time.

This incident made me a little scared. In addition, I accidentally posted Liu Bei in the class group when I first wrote it. Although I deleted it in time, the system detected it and I couldn't create a group for a while, so I forgot about it.

Will you write any new books in the future?

Actually, I had some ideas when I was halfway through writing this book. If I were to write it, it would probably still be fan fiction, but I might write a crossover anime based on my favorite anime.

Also, the female lead might be a niche character, and I'm worried that some people might not be able to accept her if I write about her. So I'm still thinking about whether to write about her or not.

If there's a new book, then we can create a group later. Next month I'll finally be able to take a break; I've been helping with housework and writing in my spare time lately, so I'm a bit tired.

Although some people didn't like it, and the book's rating wasn't high—and I don't understand how that rating was calculated—I'm very touched that everyone has stayed with me. As long as even one person is reading, I will definitely continue writing to the end, and now I have indeed finished the ending.

Hmm~, speaking of which, I've become a bit addicted to writing now. I feel like something's missing if I don't write for a day, but I feel like I might get lazy again if I take a month off. So I'll write my next novel this month, but whether I'll publish it or not is still up in the air.

I actually gained a lot from writing novels. I think the most important thing is that when I was writing a thesis, I saw that the requirement of more than two thousand words didn't seem like much.

The royalties for this book aren't actually that much. I started writing it in mid-May, right? After I collect the royalties next month, all the money I've earned in the past two months will only be enough to buy my mom a new phone that costs a little over two thousand yuan.

By the way, let me mention some settings from the book I lost before: the male protagonist's surname is Ichinose, and the name is actually related to the name of a knight, but it is reflected in his parents' names. Those who have read Gochard should be able to guess.

Oh, right, I also wrote that Yamada Ryo's father was the male protagonist's uncle, so Ryo and Nijika would become childhood friends.

In that book, Xingge's mother is saved by the male protagonist, but the male protagonist will lose an arm.

These are the important settings. Later I realized I had written it a bit too harshly; there was no need to make the male protagonist disabled.

That's all for now. This closing statement is just something I wrote down as thoughts came to me.

Finally, thank you all for your continued support, and thank you for liking this book.