Chapter 1427
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Hello, readers, it's the end of the month. This month was different for Ashtray, because this was the most stable month for the book so far. Even when the book was just released, it wasn't as stable.
It couldn't be helped, when writing this book, Ashtray had experienced the most important things in his life: marriage, career change, and now having a child. In between, he was constantly sick, so his condition wasn't very good. As for being able to get up this month, it was probably because his wife was pregnant and he didn't have to pay taxes anymore.
Then, he talked about the direction of the book's development. Readers could probably tell that at this point in the plot, the long war in the Japanese region had actually ended. Indeed, the war in the Japanese region was more than 400 chapters long, which took up one-third of the book. It was a pity.
Yes, it was a pity. To be honest, Ashtray's biggest thought was that one really shouldn't criticize Japan these days. For writers who wrote entertainment novels, that was just asking for trouble. On one hand, it was because there were too many domestic dramas, and the audience was tired of criticizing Japan. On the other hand, it was the scariest thing. Nowadays, the youth of middle school and above only had three hobbies: Japanese anime, Korean idol group, and LOL!
As for the second aspect, Ashtray specifically asked a relative's child. At that time, Ashtray only wanted to know if middle school students liked to watch Xuanhuan, but it turned out that it was the case. Most of their school was like that. Especially the multi-talented middle school student from my wife's aunt's family, who was especially good at drawing, he was even more obsessed with ship girls. He even said that the names of Japanese warships were beautiful, and the Chinese warships' names like "Guangzhou Warship" and "Kunming Warship" were simply tacky. This made Ashtray speechless, because he was a military fanatic, and his knowledge of weapons was far superior to Ashtray's.
This was just a middle school student from a county town, if it was a middle school student from a big city, what would happen? Who would dare to look down on middle school students now? Their IQ was no longer something that could be fooled by normal web novels. This also made Ashtray completely give up on the idea of writing Xuanhuan.
Ashtray was very confused about the future. But, let's not talk about the future, I should first earn enough money for my wife and child's milk powder. There was still at least half a year before the child was born, and Ashtray would write for at least another half a year. The half a year after the child was born would definitely be very tiring, and there wouldn't be any time or energy to plan a new book.
So, if readers didn't mind this book being too long, the god-tier hero would accompany them for another year. Ashtray had always been thinking about creating a Taiwanese teenager who 'desperately wanted to be Japanese' but was straightened by Brother Fei. Ashtray wanted to laugh just thinking about it. But Ashtray was already afraid, this was no longer when he was writing Dai Lian of the Generation. Ashtray, where he was where he should go?
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