In the blink of an eye, it has been over four years, almost five years. The sixth book seems to have suddenly been released, and my emotions are somewhat complicated.

The previous book didn't turn out well. At that time, there were problems in various aspects of my life, work, and health. Then, in January and May of this year, I underwent two minimally invasive surgeries. Because they were around my eyes and greatly affected my vision, I couldn't continue part-time writing. I could only take care of myself.

That book didn't achieve the desired effect. It's really regrettable. Originally, I wanted the unfortunate younger sister of the protagonist to seek revenge on him. She would say to Qiansui, Sanchizhidai, and Lihua, "Sister, you are my brother's ideal type," and help the protagonist pursue three girlfriends. Then, the protagonist would be caught in a whirlwind between the three girlfriends, similar to "marrying three wives and living on the sixth, seventh, and eighth floors of the same building." The protagonist would be forced to eat three meals at once and watch the same movie for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It must have been very interesting.

But during that period, my condition was really bad. As soon as I sat in front of the computer, tears would start flowing uncontrollably, and the result was a mess.

Now my eyes are better—I'm not trying to gain sympathy. My eye problems have nothing to do with writing. Now that my eyes are better, I can resume part-time writing, and it's time to release the book. I'm really anxious and don't know how it will turn out, or if I can do a good job this time.

If I don't do well, then... I shouldn't be punished to death. I will live on and continue to work hard. I believe that one day, I will be able to write a work that most people can barely like.

Returning to the topic, this book is already niche, and deduction is even more unreliable. It's difficult to write, and I spent a whole day on the logic, but some readers guessed it randomly. It made me so angry that I wanted to punch him through the internet cable. But as I said before, I still wrote it to give it a try. I tried my best to make it more interesting and suitable for online literature. For example, I was worried that if I wrote it too crudely, everyone would argue with me, so I came up with a silly female protagonist. I let her argue with the protagonist first, and she argued about everything. I thought that no one would argue with me anymore.

But I never expected that after the book was released, everyone started arguing with me about how stupid the female protagonist was and how she asked about everything... It was really miscalculated.

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However, no matter what, I will finish writing this book properly. It's just that my daily writing time is limited, and I really can't afford to release more chapters. I can only try to maintain a stable release of two chapters a day, around seven to eight thousand words. So please don't give me any rewards. I can't afford them.

I also don't ask for votes. I still can't afford them. If you have the ability, please support the first subscription. The current situation is not good, so it's okay if you can't.

Alright, I've rambled on for so long. Today's release was delayed until noon. Usually, I have colleagues around me at this time, so let's change it back to around 6 p.m. for tomorrow's release.

Please rest assured, I will work hard. Quality comes first, and then quantity.

That's all.

Love you all, Hai Di Lao.

(End of this chapter)