My uncle bought him a learning machine, and he took me to surf the Internet. When the internet fee was almost gone, he downloaded some games and novels from the Internet to the learning machine.

Anyway, when he and I have free time, we either surf the Internet or play games. The first time I read a novel was when I read a book called "Black D Student" with my cousin. I don't know if any readers have read that book, but it's very Liu Bei-like and violent.

From then on, the seeds of novels were planted in my heart.

When I was in the second semester of junior high school, my dad gave me a smart phone by topping up my phone bill. I remember it was called Coolpad. At that time, I played games like Tiantian Cool Run and then started reading novels when I had free time.

At that time, I read everything: fantasy novels, cultivation novels, urban soldier kings, urban superpower novels...

I have been reading this for fourteen or fifteen years, and novels have become a large part of my youth.

After reading so many novels, I naturally want to write.

The first time I wrote a novel was probably in the third year of junior high school. At that time, I didn’t like studying very much, especially in English class. I couldn’t understand what was being said, so I took a notebook and wrote novels.

At that time, fantasy waste flow was very popular. I remember writing about that. At the beginning, the protagonist was abandoned by his fiancée and became a disabled person, and then he got an old grandfather. It was a classic beginning. It was so cool to write at that time. I wished I could be the protagonist of the novel, beat others every day, and find more girls (I thought about this when I was daydreaming in class).

But this was just written on paper. Even though there were computers at that time, I didn't actually think about sending it out.

The first time I published a book online was in my sophomore year of high school. Back then, the academic pressure was immense. I'm not trying to be pretentious, but I was consistently in the top three in class. I'd gotten first place on the midterm exam, and I'd been ranked 20 or so points higher than 2nd. I was a three-good student every year, and I received scholarships. But the pressure was suffocating. Playing in the league helped relieve stress, but I ultimately loved novels. So, during the summer vacation, my mom opened a small restaurant, and I had nothing better to do, like collecting cash and busing tables. During that free time, it suddenly occurred to me, "Since I have nothing else to do, why not try writing a novel?"

Then, I started writing. After stumbling around for a few days, I wrote a book about urban rebirth and black technology (looking at it now, it's a mess, the writing is terrible, the plot is brainless, and most importantly, it likes forced sensationalism). At that time, newcomers liked the idea of ​​"Next Door" and liked to write there.

I am no exception and posted it there.

As a result, before I could get the editor's job, I was poached by a small bankrupt website. They asked me to sign a contract and made all kinds of promises for me. In the end, I wrote 100,000 words, but no one responded (there were only a few people on their entire website). The only book review was from someone who had failed like me, and we encouraged each other.

I wrote nearly 100,000 words in that book and then cut it off.

It dealt a heavy blow to my young mind.

Then, in my senior year of high school, my mentality got even worse, and I didn’t even take the college entrance exam (luckily, my parents were open-minded, otherwise they would have beaten me to death).

During the time I was at home, I found a studio (which was a place that tricked people into writing for them). I was responsible for recruiting people, but the students I recruited were very unreliable. They ran away after writing a few works. So, I took over the job myself. At that time, I wrote a lot of books and could earn a little over 1,000 yuan a month. I was only 17 years old at that time, and this money was already a lot.

Suddenly, I had an idea: could I make money by writing novels?

Then, I started writing my own books.

But without exception, they all failed.

I realized that maybe I wasn't cut out for it.

Later, a technical secondary school was built in the county town of my hometown, and I went there to study.

The days of being a tutor are great. Besides studying, I can do everything.

One day, I realized that wasting my time like this was extremely shameful.

So, I picked up the novel writing business. That time, I devoted myself to research for a long time and wrote a book about accompanying play.

Thanks to that book, when I was 19 years old and my royalties were at their highest, I earned over 10,000 yuan a month (this should be better than some of my peers, right)?

But I had no experience in writing books, and I finished it hastily with a salary of more than 400,000 yuan. Although I continued to write and still made a few thousand yuan a month, I was still a little hesitant at that time and didn't want to cheat readers' money by writing nonsense.

When I was writing that book, I wrote it at night, and I would finish it at either three or four o'clock every day, or four or five o'clock. One time, when I finished, the sun had already risen outside. Then at six o'clock, I woke up my classmates, had breakfast, and went to school.

Staying up late was too much for my body, so I took a break for a while, and this break lasted for several years.

Later, after graduation, I didn't want to work in a factory, so I went to work as an auxiliary police officer in the police station. It was a special period at that time. I had to go to work at 8 am and get off work at 12 pm. I was exhausted, and I only earned 3,000 yuan a month.

After working for a few months, I just ran away.

I didn't want to rely on my parents, so I picked up my old profession, novels.

It just so happened that a friend of mine had some success writing on Tomato, so I came over to give it a try and wrote an online game, which is what I am best at. As a result, I actually made some money from that book, and then I wrote some more to take a break, and I managed to stay afloat by writing novels.

This book, in particular, helped me make some money. I would like to kneel down and thank all the readers who have read it. Thank you and I kowtow to you (bang bang bang).

I wrote the beginning of this book very carefully and happily. I often go back to read the beginning and see what your chapters have to say.

When I wrote the words Ji Jiuan and Jun Liuli, I was feeling happy.

I had to think carefully about each of the previous stories. In order to prevent the chapters from being broken, I also wrote a 6000-10,000 yuan note at that time, just to make everyone happy (in fact, it should be divided into chapters. After all, there are more chapters and more advertisements, and the income can be higher).

But because I had never written a novel before, the book fell apart after I wrote about 500,000 words.

Many readers say that the latter part is not good. Let me dispel the rumor. The latter part is not bad - it is just a complete pile of defense! (Those who say the latter part is not good, you can be bold and just scold me directly)

This book has been delayed for almost two years, and I chose to finish it quickly. I feel very uncomfortable, but I don’t know what to do.

Sorry, private Marseille (lower head, showing that thing), after all, an apology requires showing...

Oh, I’m a boy now, so it’s okay, just tear off my clothes.

Although the latter part is a bit random, it ends quickly overall. As for things about the universe, let's just leave it to our imagination.

If I have the chance in the future, I will open another book on beast taming, and then I will write in detail about the beast taming in the universe!

After all, in my expectation, the universe chapter is also very exciting, with different creatures on various planets, even planets becoming beasts, black holes being contracted, beasts as huge as galaxies, etc...

pity...

I have written so much, thank you for reading (although I don’t know if anyone has read it), and I wish all the readers who have read this book, supported this book, sent gifts, and even those who have scolded me, I wish you all -

I wish you good health, happiness and good fortune this year, so your family members will be healthy and safe, and you will pass all the important college entrance examinations!

Thanks!

I love you!