Karn was writing a book for the first time, so he had been nervous since the work was uploaded. After all, I have been dealing with company documents for more than ten years, so I am naturally comfortable writing official documents. But the novel is a completely different thing from the company's official documents, and Kahn naturally has no confidence, and he is always afraid that he will not be able to write it in everyone's eyes.

Therefore, Karn always took the time to cover his head and type, and carefully checked after writing a chapter, for fear that some things would not be reasonable and the words would not be handled well. At the same time, I didn't dare to look at the results of my work, for fear that I would be completely disappointed when I saw the miserable data.

After working during the day today, I saw several writer friends I knew discussing various data of their works, and then I couldn't help but look at my own data. Then he took the data and asked his friends about the significance of the data, because Kahn was writing a book for the first time and didn't know what the data meant.

Karn was a little pleased, and his friends said that there were more than 2,000 hits in 5 days of uploading, and that the results of more than 100 favorites were good, and Karn was strongly encouraged to continue to persevere. Kahn was so moved that I was.

But with only 18 recommendations, it seems shabby, and Kahn asked why he didn't call out his friends to recommend them.

To be honest, Kahn is writing a book for the first time, and usually because of work and family reasons (his wife and son), he doesn't have much time to read novels, so naturally he has no friends to call to help recommend.

To sum up, I had no choice but to be cheeky and shy and shout to all the visitors: "Ask for recommendations!" ”

Thank you, old Kaby!