Good news, this book has been published in Sanjiang.
Here, Lao Wumian would like to thank editor Ruoye for his trust in me, for giving me many recommendations and for personally arranging for me to be published on Sanjiang. I would also like to thank every reader. Without your every click, every recommendation ticket, and every collection, this book would not have achieved its current success, and Sanjiang would just be a daydream.
For this, Lao Wumian has no way to repay you, and can only try my best to write every word and every plot carefully, and give back to every reader friend with a better book.
But making everyone like him is something that Lao Wumian cannot do, and it is basically impossible for anyone to do it.
I read the comments section almost every day. There are encouragements, support, and complaints. I am happy. There are also objective suggestions. I think about them seriously and explain some things that people don't understand with an attitude of correcting them if necessary and encouraging them if not.
As for those who just want to criticize others without reading any books, Lao Wumian will immediately send them a love package to purify the environment.
But despite this, I, Old Wumian, still cannot be all-encompassing. What some people like, some people may not like. This is a fact that cannot be changed.
I have seen many similar posts in the comment section. For example, A said that I think it is better to write it this way, and then B, C, and D appeared and said that it cannot be written this way, and it should be written this way. Then E, F, and G who support A said that this is right, and that is the worst way to write it...
In the end, Lao Wumian was confused. What is the correct way to write it? Is there really a difference between "right" and "wrong"
At that time, Lao Wumian was very confused. He turned on the computer and sat there for two hours at night, but he didn't know how to write. Every time he typed a word, he was afraid that someone would stand up and say that the way he wrote was wrong. He fell into a vicious circle where the more he wanted to write seriously, the more afraid he was of being confused.
Fortunately, a few friends knew about Lao Wumian’s mentality at the time and kept guiding me, which made Lao Wumian firm in his confidence and decide to write according to his own ideas. Even if some people disagree, I think I should stick to it, otherwise what I write in the end will be a hodgepodge and offend all the readers.
Some people said that Dio in this book was not evil enough, and just having a name was disgusting, so they asked Lao Wumian to change the name of the protagonist.
But I want to say that from the very beginning I was not writing about the Dio in JOJO, it was just a case of having the same name. What I wrote was a story about an ordinary person slowly growing up. Can't I even decide the name of my protagonist when writing a novel now
And to be honest, the Internet cleaning campaign is very strict now. If you write according to those people's imagination, it will get 404 before it is put on the shelves, and the only one who is stupid is Lao Wumian himself.
Lao Wumian doesn’t know how many of his friends can agree with what he said, but it is indeed what he really thinks.
If you don’t love me, please don’t hurt me, thank you.