Wife, please behave yourself.

Chapter 77 Remarks on the launch
After several years, I typed these four words again as a post for the book's release.

How should I put it... I was incredibly nervous.

When I was young and naive, coupled with my own internal struggles and a fragile ego, I let down many readers who trusted me.

I plead guilty!
If you do something wrong, you'll get scolded! If you do something stupid, you'll get punished!
It's something even elementary school students know, but I only just realized it now.

Let’s talk about this book.

I hadn't originally planned to continue writing on this subject. In fact, my first book, "Please Have Some Self-Respect," was criticized so harshly that I didn't dare to browse any comments about it at the time.

I was very young then, and I had a spirit of never giving up.

Then I thought I'd just write another one, and I bet no one would criticize me!
It turns out I was completely numb from being sprayed.

Those with decent grades get some criticism, while those with poor grades don't even get any criticism.

Of course, I also had many old readers who supported me, but at that time I was so caught up in self-destructive behavior that I couldn't notice any good comments.

So after 23 years, I basically stopped writing books.

I've returned to normal life and found a partner.

Two years passed: one year for engagement, and one year for marriage.

During that time, I encountered many things, which made me realize a very real problem.

Take novels as an example. Regardless of whether the reviews are good or bad, the majority of readers remain silent and continue reading.

My wife didn't know I wrote novels at first, but after she found out, she asked me why I stopped writing them.

I said I was constantly being criticized, and the internal friction was too unbearable.

Then she read the book "Please Respect Yourself," glanced at it briefly, and said: "It's alright, I don't think they scolded you much."

Then they advised me to rewrite the novel.

At first, I was very reluctant, thinking that it would be too tiring to work and write novels at the same time, until my wife got pregnant.

Doesn't that create pressure?

Then my wife continued to persuade me, saying that even if I got perfect attendance, it would improve my situation a little, and I could just consider it money for buying cigarettes.

Thinking about it carefully, that makes sense, so I went to find the editor.

The old editor has left, and the new editor is Good Luck.

He's an impeccable person, and his judgment is sharp.

I wrote the beginnings of three or four books, and luck subtly told me that they weren't going to work, but I'm stubborn, so I gritted my teeth and tried posting them on a different account.

And then it turned out that it really didn't work.

Perhaps it's because I haven't written in a long time, so I went to browse the bestseller list. But since I started writing, I, who used to love reading novels, have found it hard to concentrate on reading. No matter how I read other people's books, they just feel awkward.

And because I don't really like chatting with people, I don't have many author friends on QQ.

I thought it was easy to write system articles, so I tried writing one myself. I wrote a mess and then deleted it. After repeating this several times, I got numb.

Then Good Luck said that if all else fails, write what you're good at.

This sentence gave me an idea, and then I started thinking about what I'm good at.
Urban setting? Light novel? Fantasy? After thinking it over, I still feel that slice-of-life stories suit me better.

Then at the end of August, I started reading this book.

I originally wanted to submit it to the light novel section, but after looking around, I found that the light novel section is too crowded now, so I decided to submit it to the urban fiction section instead.

Having not written a book for a long time, I found it very difficult to start writing at the beginning.

As I kept tapping, I got the hang of it, and now the speed is about three-quarters of normal.

Let’s talk about this book.

Just after midnight tonight, the book will be available for purchase in a few minutes. I'll start by posting a 10,000-word summary.

Currently, the number of reads in the background is less than 3,000, so let's assume it's 3,000.

The initial order is predicted to be around one thousand.

Lower your expectations so you won't be too disappointed when the results come out.

The subsequent update plan is as follows:

I need to write at least 10,000 words every day (I want that daily 10,000-word badge).
Let me first post his monthly output, calculated as 30 days a month, with a minimum of 300,000 words.

I aim to finish writing a book in four to five months.

Even if I can't write this much because of other things, I still need to maintain an update of no less than 7,000 words per day.

The extra chapters plan will begin in October.

One extra chapter for every 1,000 monthly votes.

Please reward the patron and add two chapters.

The Silver Alliance, Chapter Ten!
One hundred chapters of the Golden Alliance!!! (If you really think this is true, then disregard what I said; I'd be exhausted.)
This is Lao Liu's current plan, and he generally won't renege on it.

Let's start by turning over a new leaf.

We must make the lost roots grow back!!!

Go for it!
Thank you very much.

(End of this chapter)