Hello everyone, this is Yi Kou.
First and foremost, the second book... is now officially finished!
Clap clap!
(Xiao Lian claps expressionlessly)
Okay, let's get down to business.
The first question is: Why was Winmer so conflicted about being with Lianbao in the middle of the game?
Some people say I'm deliberately writing fluff, while others say I'm intentionally creating conflict.
And I'll answer that here.
For certain reasons (the will of Heaven), I banned the original Bloodline. When asked, I was told I couldn't write these things. Also, Lianbao initially called Wenmo "cousin," but I was forced to change that later.
However, I did write it according to my original plan. As I stated at the beginning of the first chapter, the bloodline is optional, but I still decided to write it according to my original plan! (Repeatedly emphasized)
If there's no bloodline, what's the difference between this and a relationship between two ordinary men and women?
I need orthopedics!
To be honest, it's already a miracle that I escaped from the clutches of Heaven. I never thought I'd actually be released. And it seems like my month-long perfect attendance card is gone. How annoying.
So, the reason why Wen Mo was so conflicted wasn't because he was deliberately padding his writing. I just wanted to capture that awkward feeling, the feeling of liking someone but not being able to like them, the feeling of being so close but not being able to hug them in public.
As I said at the beginning, this is a romance that had no future, but this is a novel, so I get to decide the plot.
Some people even ask, "Why do you write this kind of thing?"
Are you trying to cause trouble?
There were even people coming in to curse at me; I just couldn't hold back anymore.
Did you give me money or what? If you don't like watching, then don't watch!
How disgusting! It's absolutely disgusting.
Okay, I'm not very good at swearing, let's stop here for now.
I never thought anyone would read this novel, so I just wrote whatever came to mind. Later I found that although the audience was small, there were still readers who liked my book.
The rating is also gradually increasing.
I'm very happy.
Let me see what it is now, oh, it's 9.4.
It's pretty good, although there are a few too few book reviews. I would appreciate it if you could give me more points.
(Subtle hint)
Towards the end, I ran out of things to write about; I had nothing left to write about except other couples.
In romance novels, if the male and female leads get together, the ratings plummet, which is really disheartening.
Therefore, instead of holding back my writing here, I might as well finish it sooner.
And part of the reason is that there's really not much money to be made. After all, the audience is very limited, and earning that little money a month is no different from doing it for love.
But many readers still like it, so I'm really torn.
Should it end or not?
Actually, I had considered ending the story when we were together, but the readers persuaded me to go back to writing more.
Then I just kept writing and writing.
From one hundred chapters to two hundred chapters, and now to three hundred chapters.
I really can't write anymore. The more I write, the more frustrated I get, and the less motivated I become. If even the author himself finds writing annoying, then there's really no point in continuing.
Writing a book requires personal enjoyment.
You can't write without a good state of mind.
Then, let me talk about the side stories. Will there be any side stories? There might be. If I ever feel like writing something, I'll get up and write it right away.
Another question is whether there will be a sequel.
To be honest, Yang Shizi doesn't really care about the author's IP. If the author isn't very famous, their next book might not necessarily get any views.
So, so...
If we have the chance, let's meet again.
Bye-Bye!
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