Do you think it's updated? Hahahaha I've been deceived!

Okay, okay, don't hit me yet, be serious, I'm talking about something very serious.

Not surprisingly, this book will be recommended on Sanjiang at 14 o'clock today.

Here, I would like to thank all the new and old readers who have supported me, and I really can be sent to Sanjiang, which is the credit of all the masters.

Without your support, your messages, your tips and recommendations, how could my old Ge Hede get the opportunity to be recommended by Sanjiang so quickly.

Speaking of which, I must also thank my editor Ash. As I said before, this book was the fastest time I went to Sanjiang.

Why do I keep emphasizing that there are no surprises? Because I still can't believe that this book is going to Sanjiang.

The recommendation only went two rounds, and Sanjiang was directly arranged. I have to thank Gray for believing in me and leaving me with such an important recommendation.

Thanks and gone, let's talk about this book.

The way this book is written is very different from my previous four, and there is no place where it is written for the sake of writing.

Writing books before, to be honest, was a bit "patterned".

I wrote too much about the game, so I thought about adding a little more routine, regardless of whether this routine was really necessary.

If you come out with an opponent, then hit him in the face, regardless of whether the face is beaten or not.

But this book, unnecessary games and daily routines, I basically don't touch.

I tried my best to move the story forward in each chapter.

Without the characters and events of the follow-up plot, I will not spend pen and ink.

The story hasn't fully unfolded yet, so some chapters may feel unnecessary to everyone.

For example, about the description of Pao'er and Roy, some bigwigs feel that "we are already familiar with these two players, so we don't need to describe them, just write how the protagonist abuses them." ”

However, I'm not here to introduce them for the sake of introduction, but I just want to make them more impressed and make them more three-dimensional.

Because the purpose of their existence is not just to make the protagonist abusive.

In the future, they will all occupy a certain weight in the story.

In a good novel, it is often not enough for the protagonist to be brilliant.

Many of the descriptions that don't seem to affect the plot now are actually paving the way for the story. In this way, when something big happens suddenly, it won't feel abrupt.

You're like, "Oh, I've talked about bala bala before." ”

Such as the draft, such as the love-hate relationship between entering the NBA and other people in the future.

I spent two to three times as much time writing each chapter of this book as I did in the previous one, and I really tried to make each chapter as meaningful as possible.

Lao Ge didn't dare to say how good I did, but I definitely put my heart into it.

I also decided to keep writing at my current pace (and stick to the number of words per chapter).

As for the grades, to be honest, I don't know much about the good or bad yet.

That's right, I don't know.

Because it has only been less than a month since the book was published, I haven't had a few rounds of serious recommendations, so it's hard to judge.

So this Sanjiang is the first test for Lao Ge.

The first test is the great test that determines life and death.

My ideal is 3W to put on the shelves (well, just ideal)

Be realistic, if you want to eat a full meal, you have to put 2W on the shelves at the very least.

However, the current collection is less than 1W......

In any case, Sanjiang rushed to see the results. If the Sanjiang collection can be close to 2W, add more and more, and put more words on the shelves.

But if it doesn't meet expectations, Lao Ge may have to hold back again.

All in all, this Sanjiang directly determines the fate of this book and Lao Ge's next survival.

Well, without further ado, I'll wait and see!

Finally, thank you again to the readers who support me, you are the source of my motivation, and Lao Ge will always love you.

Bow down and continue to codeword!