Six Years After the Disaster, I Saved My Farm by Growing Bean Sprouts.

Say a few words!

This was originally a dream, and in the dream was the story of Xiaoyu and the monument of ice and snow in the wilderness. When I woke up, my pillow was wet with tears.

Then I caught up with the essay collection and wrote it with the encouragement of the editor.

The context from front to back is very clear, and the ideas are smooth.

Bean sprouts...to be honest, Xiaoyu in my dream has sold bean sprouts stewed as hot pot base! So I took this name. Actually I wanted to change the name to "Huaiyu Chronicles" but the editor...

The editor didn't say he didn't agree, but it was a great way to delay. Hahahaha, I admit that my naming skills are... quite average.

There are still some threads in the article that are relatively detailed. One reader said that there could be much more to be written if expanded.

Indeed. However, Song Tan wrote more than 3 million words, although because he had never created such a long story, he felt a little mentally exhausted after a long time. But because I am always happy, I don’t have any burden, and my control over words is also increasing.

Look at the broken lines in the outline. If they are connected with the main text, the article will be a bit dry and watery.

Later, I took a few days off to sort out my thoughts, and I found that it was more suitable to stay in the side stories and tell the story in fragments, so that you can read easily and feel happy, without having to read some dry main lines that are forcibly connected.

Even if you get tired of chasing it and stop watching it at the end, it doesn’t matter. (Of course, it is still recommended to take a look, because there is a really exciting and exciting extra episode that I have been thinking about for a long time!)

In short, from mid-April to the end of December, nearly nine months, I am grateful!

[Still studying abroad...] Extra chapter, start!