Several readers have told me that my book is a bit similar to "XX Chat Group".

I'll reply to them all now, so I won't answer them one by one.

That book, I didn't read it before I opened the book, and the inspiration for my book first came from "Send a WeChat to XX", which is about the interaction between a security guard and a fairy.

After reading this book, I thought it was very interesting, so I found some books related to WeChat to read.

Then I found a copy of "X-level WeChat", which was about a micro-business in the circle of friends, and it sold all elixirs.

Then I wanted to write a book that was similar, but not too similar to someone else's idea.

After having dinner with friends, I saw my friends grabbing red envelopes in the WeChat group, and I was staring at my phone for the whole meal.

I thought about whether the WeChat red envelope was different, so I talked to a real friend who reads books all year round, he reads a lot of books, and reads all kinds of weird books.

He said, "Cultivation, you have to cultivate with red envelopes, I think I have a lot of ideas, and I have this idea now."

Then I started writing, and I started writing about a black car driver at a train station, and my friend read it and said it was boring, and it felt very bland, so I stopped writing.

Until my wife's best friend came back from the field, she drove a night bus in Fengyue in the Fengyue place where her husband was in the field, and waited for those young ladies to get off work and send them back.

I think this fits my usual writing style, more YY.

Then I modified the previous version and changed the train station driver to the taxi driver who is now Fengyue Street.

It didn't take long for a friend who was reading a book to come to me and say that I would write about a famous goblin in ancient times and a modern person chatting with WeChat. The story of the cannon, it seems that he hasn't seen it much, and he thinks it suits my usual YD style!

I said that there was a "There is a fox spirit at home", he said he hadn't seen it, but I did have an idea, that is, what would happen if there were all female goblins in the WeChat group?

But at first, I couldn't let the protagonist know that they were goblins, and then there was the beginning of the current book, and then until the manuscript was sent and signed, and the editor approved it, and then released.

On the first day of publication, a reader asked the same question, and I went over and despised it, and found that it was indeed somewhat similar.

But the similarity is an idea for the group, he is a QQ group, I am a WeChat group, but there are differences in other settings.

I also feel that almost everything is really empty of people now, and I don't look any further.

I'm afraid that it will affect my book, which may have been a book with two routines, because if I really read it, it has become really the same.

And at this time, I have already opened a book, and it is impossible to deliberately change myself in order to avoid being different from others.

Besides, this is my seventh book, and I do draw on some of the settings in "Send a WeChat to XX" and "X-level WeChat", and I have nothing to deny.

On the contrary, I did not read "XX Chat Group" before opening the book, and I have nothing to avoid, so I have this unified reply.