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Chapter 97
I have always believed that growth has a price, and the price of rapid growth is unimaginable to ordinary people, so when I started this book, I planned to use Alice's death and Ford's retirement to promote the rapid growth of the protagonist.

In the two weeks since the book was just opened, a senior suggested to me that the pace of my book was too slow. After careful consideration, I made a decision to speed up the pace of the story.

But I overestimated my level and suddenly accelerated the pace of the story, which made me very uncomfortable, so that many chapters in this volume looked very strange.

So far I haven't found out where the fault is. I think this is what I lack as a newcomer. Maybe when I write about a million words, I should be able to see it when I look back.

But now that this volume has been written, I will not go to revise it, after all, my level has not yet been reached.

Fortunately, this volume did not write about a crash, which barely met my requirements for the protagonist's rapid progress. You must know that my protagonist has no golden fingers, and the leapfrog growth must have some external reasons besides internal factors.

(Perhaps it can be said that his existence in this world is a kind of golden finger, and my idea of ​​the prologue came from this, but there seems to be something wrong.)
Cough, it's getting too far, let's get back to the topic, the first volume is over, according to the second volume, it's time for the protagonist to get better in the alliance.

The outline has already been set, and what I can do is to be more cautious and careful during the writing of the second volume, and strive to make progress.

(End of this chapter)