Chapter 149 Remarks on the launch

Chapter 149 Remarks on the launch
After four months of hard work, it is finally on the shelves.

This is the first time that Onion has been put on the shelves in its life. I don’t know how to describe my excitement.

Although this book is not Onion’s first work, the previous work is no longer available, so this one can be considered as a commemoration of that work.

There was a gap of two years between the two books before I started writing the second one. I wanted to make up for the regret that the previous book had no ending, but I didn't expect that this book would be killed when it was only 10,000 words.

That is the signing of the contract. From now on, this book is not only a commemoration of the previous book, but also reflects my love for writing when I was young.

The first chapter of this book, "Prologue", was released on March 29th of this year.

At that time, Onion was still in school. When he started writing this book, he was just full of enthusiasm. He updated one chapter every day to make up for his regrets while thinking about how to write this story well.

I really never thought that I would be signed by the editor. From the first day of signing the contract, my mood for writing has become complicated.

When I was writing, I would wonder what to do if my writing was not good and did not suit the readers' taste. My mood was extremely complicated during that period. On the one hand, I had the pressure of creating a novel and how to write this story well, and on the other hand, I had the pressure of going to school and studying.

Under such circumstances, it has indeed had a lot of negative effects on me and this work as well.

If any readers have read this far, they must have read the contents of the first seventy chapters.

It's not terrible, but it's also a lot of nonsense.

Since the signing of the contract that day, readers have started to comment.

There is no shortage of ridicule and no shortage of encouragement.

Onions are also people, so they feel uncomfortable when they see the former. But when they see the latter, they feel as comfortable as rain after a long drought.

As a novice author, I am well aware that my work has many shortcomings and I hope everyone can give me more suggestions.

Until now, Onion really wants to perfect this work and make it even better.

(End of this chapter)