It should be said that it is not easy for every book to be put on the shelves and sealed and pushed. As the editor said, each book is like a child to the author, watching it grow in word count, watching it click on it, and watching it grow thriving......

Of course, "The Decisive Battle of Korea" is no exception. If I've written a lot of books, I might feel like having more children (if someone says that marrying more wives would do the same), then I'm not against it), but this is my second book. So when I was sealing, the first thing that came to mind was the history of this book.

If you really want to talk about the hardships of this book, there are indeed some remarkable points, because I didn't expect this book to have such results before I wrote this book, and because I am a novice, I can't push it up to more than 400,000 words and can't put it on the shelves. This became a very frustrating thing for a while, because although my first book was no longer pounced, it was more than 300,000 words on the shelves, so I naturally thought that this book should not exceed the first book, at most it will be about the same as the first book.

Until......

Suddenly, one day there was a short station in my author's area, and I learned that this book had passed the Sanjiang review, and it was also Sanjiang Fengtui. It can be said that this recommendation changed the fate of the book, otherwise, it is very likely that the book is still waiting in obscurity to be pushed.

I've always believed in the saying "wine is not afraid of an alley", but I now understand that this phrase doesn't work everywhere, especially online. I think many people will agree with what I said, especially Furong and Sister Feng......

Of course, I don't want you readers to know that this book is for the same reasons as them.

Finally, I would like to thank my readers who have always supported me, you have always been a source of motivation and inspiration for my writing.

Thanks to the editors for their guidance and guidance, you have saved me many detours and pointed the book in the right direction.

Special thanks to the veterans of the Volunteer Army and their families who supported this book, your recognition is the greatest encouragement to me and gives me the strongest confidence.

Salute to all the heroes who fought on the battlefields of Korea!

Hats off to the loveliest of people!

There are so many people supporting this book, which shows that the Chinese people have not forgotten you, quoting a sentence from writer Li Feng: "It's not that I write well, it's that you fight well!" ”！ ~！

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