I received a notice from the editor that the book will be on the shelves tomorrow, and I was so excited that I didn't fall asleep for a long time. I thought there were many, many things to say to my book friends, but when I faced the screen and pressed the keyboard by hand, I felt that I couldn't talk about it, and the initial joy turned into hesitation.

Indeed, the daily updates of the past three months, the content of nearly 300,000 words, and many things I want to say to book friends have actually been said in this process. Get up at six o'clock every day, do a "tablet", exercise for half an hour, and then eat, write, go to work, after eating after work, then continue to update, code words, until late at night, the rest of the day is only six or seven hours, and the rest on weekends is even more impossible.

The taste, sweet and sour, is hard to describe. However, seeing so many book friends like it, this hard work is nothing, but more gratifying. Together, it is the word "thanks", thank you for your companionship and support for so long, thank you for the tireless guidance and help of the editors, and thank you for your encouragement and suggestions.

I would like to thank my wife and son, who took on almost all the housework so that I had time to calm down and write, and my son urged me to tell him the story every day, and discussed with me the plot design of the characters in the story, and even the title of the book was decided with my son, the original name was "The Hunter", so that I could continue to improve the manuscript.

After it is put on the shelves, I hope to continue to get the support of all book friends, recommend more, subscribe more, give a monthly pass, I will go all out to speed up the progress of writing, speed up the update, update 2-3 chapters a day, at least 6000 words, never keep up.