The past month has been a month of collapse, so busy that my feet don't touch the ground, and it's good to have a third of the days to rest easy. Fortunately, there are manuscripts in storage, so I'd better continue to save manuscripts and speed up the update after they are put on the shelves.

Back to the book friend 'food and color also': This is also the idea of this book, I believe that simple rebirth or two-way door, everyone is tired of reading. Walking a tightrope has enough contradictions.

Back to book friend 'yhfg': I can only say that this book is a drama.

Back to book friends 'too careful': "Impunity" is updated intermittently. I said before that it had been written, and it was originally left for this book to be put on the shelves before it was sent out. Recently, I looked back and found a number of bugs, which are being modified.

Back to the book friend 'star*tears': Since the last book, I have habitually started to write a hodgepodge, and the editor is very distressed, and I still can't figure out what kind of classification this book is.

Reply to a book friend's question about "11.22.63": This book was written after the Chinese New Year, and it was revised several times in the middle. I have discussed it with many book friends, discussed it with my daughter-in-law who is a mystery fan every day, and even the outline outline is written by my daughter-in-law. So the urban text added science fiction and suspense reasoning, and the original two-way crossing became what it is now. Looking through the chat history, I still haven't figured out who told me about such a setting. Anyway, I think it's a good setting. The opening chapter is indeed somewhat similar, but fortunately, I have fully adapted the original idea. In addition, because someone mentioned it one after another, I really watched eight episodes of the TV series. Although I vaguely guessed the ending in the middle part, I still couldn't resist the tear gas in the end.

Finally, thank you for your attention and support, and thank you for voting and rewarding. If you like this book, please don't be stingy with collections and recommendations~