Chapter 68 A letter of thanks for the book’s release that suddenly appeared in the book

【At noon in the world, welcome to the first starting point library. 】

[Observers of the higher-dimensional world, you have received a letter from an unknown author in a corner of the library...]

[You slowly opened the tattered letter...]

Ahem, enough of the fuss. This crappy little book is finally going to be on the shelves. It’s also my third book to be on the shelves.

Before I knew it, I have been writing books on Qidian for nearly two years. My initial goal was to write a refreshing novel about gaming and other worlds.

When I first came: I will win.jpg!

Then, it achieved a terrifying result of 170 subscription ratio, which shattered people's hearts, tore them apart, and made them howl like ghosts.

As I was writing, I found that it was difficult to come up with a different world view for the game, and it was also difficult to find the exciting parts.

After going through two books, it is still difficult.

Nowadays, although my writing skills are still not that good in all aspects, I have finally made progress.

Okay, let’s get back to the topic and talk about this book.

The idea behind this book is to write a sailing story in a post-apocalyptic world view. I feel that few people have written about it, so I can do it myself.

This is another book that I recommend after finishing four rounds of game section (damn it, why is the process like this for every book).

When I first wrote the beginning, I thought it was pretty good, but now that I think about it, it seems not as good as the regular academy style, or the ordinary fishermen's crisis beginning.

Plus, I’ve been reading a lot of light novels recently, so my writing style is more like that of light novels.

Fortunately, this book has done a lot of work in setting up the world view, so there shouldn't be a scene like the previous book where the combat system collapses at an accelerated rate, and a longer story should be able to be written.

At first, I was thinking, should I write a sailing adventure story of the type that is like One Piece, where a ship is on the road, recruiting crew members and going on adventures.

But considering the protagonist's affinity for the deep sea and his golden finger, plus the fact that I prefer to write about lone wolves, it would be easy to write the crew members as vases, so forget it.

My final thought is to open a shop like a pub, where no matter what, a few random friends will come to you for a meal.

It's just right that more plot can ease the tension of fighting and killing during the upgrade process.

So, the protagonist’s first career is a chef, and things will get back on track later.

Later, the protagonist's extraordinary journey will incorporate as many sexual aspects as possible after confirming the only criterion.

In the later stage, you will have your own big ship and crew.

These people who come to eat regularly are the crew members. Let me put a small, fragrant flower witch here first.

Then there is the book’s worldview.

The worldview of this book stitches together many elements. Although I don’t feel it now, it is actually somewhat soul-oriented. I don’t know if I will be able to handle it later.

This book was quite difficult to write, and my stock of manuscripts has been used up, so I can’t put it up for more updates. I feel guilty.

Try to save more manuscripts and update more often.

Finally, thank you to everyone who voted for us, and thank you to everyone who has read this!

By the way, please place an initial order!

(End of this chapter)