This is a story that is typed out word by word every day after work or before work every day, and many chapters, to be exact, almost every chapter has typos and sentences that read strangely, and I basically change them every day. In fact, there are some places that have changed a lot, and the earliest readers will know that some places in the first 20 chapters are drastic changes (including the plot). But basically, except for the PC and App mobile terminals of the starting point of Genesis, these later modifications to other platforms, that is, pirated website platforms, will not be corrected.

I don't really care what version my readers read, but I care more about what they see. Because as far as the work is concerned, even if it is a fast food online article, it is also the author's hard work and efforts, and the correction of typos is out of responsibility for his own work, and I naturally hope that readers can see a relatively complete story, not only reflected in the plot, but also reflected in the reading experience. The former reflects the author's level, and the latter reflects the author's pen morality.

I have the habit of publishing first, because I'm afraid that people will wait, even if not many people will read it, and then revise the chapter, and after each chapter, I am used to saying something that is not there, or complaining or canvassing. And a certain platform directly ignored the part of pulling collection recommendation tickets and some notes when carrying my chapters. This is where I get really hard to bear. In my eyes, whether readers read the genuine version or pirated it, I think they are all like-minded people who can like this book. But as a piracy platform, I really hope that you can respect the author when you steal the content of my chapters, and at least steal the content in its entirety. I wish I had commented on each chapter after I wrote it, and the mobile reader could re-download the chapter at a later date, because it would have been a version with no typos or a smoother read.

Pirated websites and platforms basically don't display these things, they don't carry the chapters I corrected, and even the introduction of the book has been changed four times, and the pirated resources still show the earliest introduction. Of course, I'm not alone, it's true of all authors' books, including some famous ones. It's a phenomenon I can't change.

But I'm a human axis, and I hope that people who read this story will enjoy this story, and I don't expect to make much money. If it is to make money, the correct thing to do is to let the eunuch of this book immediately cut the book and choose a routine theme. Some authors are directly eunuchs because the average subscription is less than two hundred, but since I put it on the shelves, there are only six equal subscriptions for one chapter, that is to say, those who really look at the starting point and creation, in half, there are only three readers on a website, and this book will probably earn dozens of dollars in a year or a year and a half after such a subscription. So what supports me to write is my love for the story itself and my own creative enthusiasm, even if the story is written like.

In short, I hope that readers who like this story can read this story at the beginning or at Genesis, because only these two websites and their platforms can correct some changes to the past in a timely and immediate manner. This is important, or you don't think so, but when a dish is served, whether it costs money or not, it is necessary for the diners to make up for the seasonings.

Of course, no matter what channel readers read this book, I am a like-minded person to like this story, and I don't distinguish between genuine readers and pirated readers, on the contrary, I am quite happy to see those readers who are willing to leave a book review on a certain platform. But I have to say thank you to the few readers who have been subscribing to this book, the few book friends who have often voted for recommendations, the few book friends who have often tipped, and the two book friends who have given the author the first two monthly passes in his career. I can't say how much motivation I get from the above readers, but it's important that because of you, I'm a lot less skeptical of the story.

It's a bit too much, so I'll stop here, and finally I hope that any platform that carries this book can carry the chapters in its entirety.

(End of chapter)