The book will be on the shelves on April 1st. That is, there is a fee. It's not expensive, 3 points for 1,000 words. It's only the price of a drink a month.

Actually, sometimes I think a writer is quite similar to a singer. One persists for the dream of writing, and the other struggles for the dream of music. It is also plagued by piracy.

Of course, there is no comparison between a writer and a singer. The pirated version of the music painstakingly made by the singer can also be regarded as publicity, after all, people can also make money by appearing on various programs and attending various events when they become famous.

We writers are different. Writers, especially our rookie writers, can only rely on this pitiful thousand-word 3 points.

I know that some book friends will turn around and leave without saying a word when they see the word "on the shelf", and some will even scold and say that they still have to charge money for reading books? You're crazy about money, aren't you? There are free ones that don't watch, but pay to watch, are you stupid to me?

For this kind of person, do you think I will tell them bitterly that crawling is a hard thing, and the chapters you see are all built with my blood and sweat, so don't you look at piracy?

Alas, I am not conceited enough to think that I have the power to change their values.

I just want to say to those book lovers who like this book, and who feel that the style of October is to your appetite, please support the genuine version. Subscribe for a drink a month and keep the book alive.

Thank you for October.