Okay, that’s all for the main text and the extra chapters.
This is the end of this book~
It’s really not easy. I’m so awesome for writing so many words. Let me put my hands on my hips for a moment.
Some of my friends said that they could continue writing, writing about travel, short stays in various parts of the country, or abroad.
I could definitely continue writing, but the problem is, I'm not in the right shape anymore and can't keep going. Actually, I told the readers in the group last month that I was going to finish it this month with full attendance. 😊
The original intention of writing this book was actually just because I was out of books.
Did you download Tomato this year, maybe around April or May? Before, I used to watch it on other platforms or directly on the web.
After reading about four female-oriented novels about wealthy men, I can't find any that satisfy me. The only ones I like and find the plots are 1v1.
Personally, I think if I became rich overnight, it would be impossible for me to do 1v1. It’s not my character to not include eight or ten people.
So even if this kind of novel is well written, I will only think it is nice and I like it, but it will not satisfy me.
It may also be because the first work I read about rich men was a male harem novel, in which the hero had twenty or thirty girls. Although the plot was very cheesy, I found it quite enjoyable to watch him spend a lot of money on his girls and buy a lot of things.
As for the 1vN ones I searched for later, I don’t really like the heroine’s personality. I don’t like those who are so delicate and shy that they don’t take any action. Being shy the first or second time is fine, but if she is still shy the third, fourth, and Nth time, it really distracts me. I passed up several books like this.
I don’t like the kind of characters where the loser is too much and then makes a comeback later, nor do I really want to see the kind where the heroine is just busy with her career without any dedication.
I just want to see the daily life of a normal and ordinary girl after she becomes rich, and play life.
And I am Lei Qingshui.
So I chose to write it myself.
So you will definitely find that the whole book is an enjoyment from the beginning to the end. It is very daily and there is no step-by-step progress. You can just read it as soon as you start. There is basically no slap in the face and no ultimate.
The heroine only does what she wants to do.
Because I only want to write the plots that I want to see, and the ones that make me happy. Everything is based on my own preferences. I rarely choose the face-slapping plots that cater to and please the public. After all, I thought it was just for my own amusement at the beginning. Why would I need so many face-slapping plots when writing for myself?
Everything the heroine does is what I want to see. It's normal if I don't like her. She is not RMB.
If you hate her, please don't scold her. It's all my problem, but please don't scold me either. Look for the reason in yourself. See if it's because you read too many shocking things in novels every day.
I admit that she has some flaws, but nothing major. However, I think many people nowadays can't tell the difference between flaws and major issues. If you are a perfectionist reader, then just ignore what I said. I can only say that you are not suitable for reading my books.
The heroine is not perfect. She is greedy, lustful, and in the late stage of laziness. She may be willful and act on her own occasionally, but she is very rich. What's wrong with being willful and act on her own? If she can throw money at me, I will happily accept her willfulness.
But at the same time, she is also soft-hearted, kind, relatively Buddhist, and gentle to others. People are two-sided and complex, and I don’t think there is anything wrong with her.
I don’t think there’s anything good about being a perfect heroine.
All in all, when I started writing books, I didn’t know I could make money, or I didn’t expect how much money I could make, because a search on Xiaohongshu showed that all I could find was that novices couldn’t even reach 200 yuan in writing a book, so I didn’t have any idea of making money at all.
I just thought, I have nothing to do anyway, and I read novels normally, so I just wrote it for myself. I didn't expect so many people would like it. Although it didn't become a hit, it at least got full attendance, so I'm happy~
Even when I had written more than 100,000 words, I was still very excited to write every day, and it was not particularly difficult to update the text several times a day.
How can I describe the feeling of arranging the heroine to do things that I want to do but can't do word by word?
It’s as refreshing as reading a novel that you love so much that you can read it over and over again. Seeing the heroine enjoy it as much as I do, I feel extremely happy and addicted.
However, when I wrote about her meeting Fu Qiu, I started to feel miserable, about 100 chapters in.
The daily updates for more than two months during that period gradually became torturous.
When a hobby becomes a job, it's not so cute anymore.
There are weekends at work, but there is no rest at all when writing this. I have discovered that sometimes I save the manuscript for a few days and then take a break, but I don’t want to write again afterwards. I can’t stop writing, especially during the National Day holiday. Oh my god, I just want to give up after the holiday.
And even if I take a break, I can't play well. My mind is on the plot. No matter what I'm doing, I'm thinking about the plot. I even think about it before going to bed. Sometimes I even dream about it. It's amazing.
I used to think that writing was a kind of enjoyment. I enjoyed controlling the characters in my writing to complete each chapter to my satisfaction, and I would have a sense of picture.
For example, when the heroine first met Yan and Fu Qiu, her behavior and her feelings were as if I were there in person, and I felt happy.
But then I seemed to be separated from them, like I went from being their biological mother to their stepmother, like a bystander, and suddenly I had no feelings anymore.
It is terrible for an author to lose his feelings for the characters he writes.
The comparison is that I don’t have to think about it at all in the early stages of typing. As soon as I start typing, it’s as if I have already prepared a draft in mind. Kuku Typing is very easy. At that time, I even thought I might be a chosen typewriter.
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