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It's always weird to type down this chapter on the keyboard. Pen | fun | pavilion www. biquge。 info confused, I also mixed up on the day it was put on the shelves.
I know that I am not a person who can write what everyone thinks of as a "masterpiece" for the time being. Even this signing and shelf, I think it should be a consolation prize given by the editor who thinks I work hard to code.
However, I really am a storyteller. I don't usually have any hobbies. My biggest hobby is reading and coding words. Suffice it to say, when I'm happy, I want to tell people stories. When I'm unhappy, I want to read other people's stories to myself.
This state of affairs lasted until five or six years ago, when I discovered the starting point. This state becomes, when I'm happy, I like to code words, and when I'm unhappy, I like to look at other people's codes.
Many people have told me about the past and present lives of this website. Tell me what kind of novel-like journey this site has gone through to get to where it is today.
But I don't really care. It's like a small people, as long as they are well fed and clothed, they don't care who will be the "emperor". Besides, the feeling of being the "emperor" is not good, is it?
This feeling of "not caring" is like the first time I thought of coding words, it was because of personal preference. I call this preference "self-entertainment". In addition, I often use words like "I can't stop entertaining myself" to relieve myself of ridicule.
Of course, I know that my "self-entertainment" does not necessarily have the effect of "entertainment". Because, there may not be many people who find it interesting.
However, I still can't help but want to cherish every reader, or listener. It's as if I started talking to myself on the side of the street alone, and the people who came to see me at first didn't want to hear what I was talking about. They are just in the mood of watching the "onset of the disease" and watching a "patient".
I'm very grateful to these people who watched me, because whether they really liked to watch me or not, let me know that my performance or story can still attract some people's attention.
Of course, these people won't stand by my side for long. Because, their curiosity does not support them to watch me "crazy" for a long time. It's like when I started submitting five years ago, but I had to give up because of a series of changes in my family.
But, as always, I came back five years later. There are always some people around me who don't think I'm crazy. So, they were always standing by my side, looking at me, giving me affirmation. And these people are the ones who are reading the testimonials today.
Sometimes, while I am grateful to today's editors for giving me the opportunity, I feel a little guilty for the trust that the editors of the past put in me.
However, life is what people come and go, and you can't have no regrets and choices. While choosing to fulfill filial piety, you have to give up some other things.
I'm glad that I'm not old yet, and I still have the time and energy to toss. I'm also glad that I'm lucky enough to meet so many editors with a unique vision and a fiery heart.
Of course, I'm most glad I met you who are willing to listen to my story.
Every one of your previous collections seems to be saying to me, "Keep talking, I'm listening."
Come to think of it, every time you subscribe in the future, you will be saying to me, "Insist on finishing, I'm still waiting".
So, rest assured. Even if only one person is listening, I will finish the story and reject the "eunuch" for any reason.
Until the day comes when no one wants to listen to my nonsense......