Today I saw a message from a book friend saying that the last few chapters have been written too plainly and lack imagination. There are two reasons, one is that as a big entrepreneur, I write some risky things, for fear that everyone will think that it does not fit the personality.

Second, in the last few chapters, I have focused on social reactions and introduced some of the social culture of Hong Kong in the 70s.

The reason for writing culture is to fit the characteristics of the chronology. In fact, writing these is very tiring, you need to find a lot of information for comparison, there are not many materials in that era, and most of the ones that can be found are after the 80s.

The thing about the bar actually began to pave the way when I was learning to sing with a beautiful teacher, and the purpose was to write about the protagonist's talent in singing, which caused some contradictions.

If people don't like that, then I'll rework the storyline.

To be honest, the advantage of writing chronology is that there are a large number of readers, but the disadvantages are also very obvious, and the author does not dare to let go of writing, such as conflicts with other countries, political affairs, and so on.

I mainly use the secret realm to assist in technology research and development, and I didn't go to various places to make waves, mainly because I was afraid of going off topic.

Please give me advice, and I will decide how to write next based on your opinions and comprehensive thinking.

Of course, the outline will not change, only the flesh and blood in it will be adjusted.

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