Once, I read a book called "If I Give Me Three Days of Light", which was written by an American female writer. I personally think the level is average, but the spiritual connotation it puts forward is good.

Years have passed, and in my work and life, I have encountered countless difficulties, confusion and helplessness, panic, and I don’t know how to face it and overcome the difficulties.

Inspirational books such as "If I Give Me Three Days of Light", "How Steel Is Tempered", "Who Moved My Cheese" cannot bring me a trace of comfort and encouragement.

Registering as a writer at Qidian seems to be a high-end profession, but it is an extremely hard and sad profession.

Starting from July 1, 2017, with the release of the work "Beast Swordsman", "Qidian Xianxia Group", I just spent more than ten days in the group. With the eyes of an old newsman, I saw many peers or friends, some of whom were extremely glorious, but more were overshadowed, confused, and wandering. So some people claimed to be "sloppy" people, and they didn't become popular even if they wrote one or even several books. Some sometimes even didn't make even rent or online fees.

The writers who are so popular will never reach 20% of the entire group, and the writers who are "successful" account for almost 80% of the entire group.

Sometimes, I think that professional online writers and online anchors have the same professional nature. You have to show off your whimsical, wonderful ideas and beautiful writing skills and style to attract everyone to read, collect, subscribe, and reward.

The so-called "professional online writer" should make money by publishing original works, and are exclusively serialized by resident or literary websites, rather than those who write articles on blogs or personal public accounts.

Now, people go to the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau to raise signs and accuse them of staying up late and working overtime for a long time, using your brain too much, and over-stressing, which makes your face look aging, resulting in both love and career frustration, and call for "staying up late to aging into the category of work-related injuries."

For writers, the readers’ 100 or 1,000 recommended votes cannot generate a commission or royalty. But why do we work so hard, and we still insist on updating, and even stay up all night and write endlessly, without rest during holidays, just to make readers feel more enjoyable and see more exciting content; of course, you see that we are so hard and pitiful, and occasionally vote for recommendation votes and monthly votes, rewards, and subscribe, which is a kind of support.

Some friends are student parties themselves, and being able to collect and leave messages in bookshelf and comments is also considered a kind of support. He left a message in "The Beast Swordsman" and told me that as a student party, he had no money, so he could only vote for recommendations and expressed his support.

For writers, although your tickets do not directly generate money, they are a kind of support and encouragement to support writers to spread this good book better and even complete the book.

Perhaps, if you make any casual effort and vote every day, you will determine the fate of a book (either it is a puji or you can complete it).

I have been talking too much, so I will talk about the new book.

The idea of ​​"Tomorrow City" actually originated from a joke that my wife and I chatted with in the past: "How sad and painful it would be if people had no time and life."

I was born in 1980 and am 37 years old this year. I have felt the preciousness of life and time many times. In a blink of an eye, I am separated from my relatives:

In 2005, I sent my grandma away.

In 2008, I sent my dad away.

In 2016, I sent my mother away.

For any life, time and life are extremely precious. Life is short for decades, and it is not hesitant to be white. The wine debt is usually there, but life is rare for seventy years.

The city and the prototype of the protagonist of "Tomorrow" have no specific objects, they all come from my own imagination, but the name of the protagonist Bailong is derived from "Tomorrow's" contestant Wang Bailong.

Therefore, "Tomorrow City" has various reflections on the current society, the confusing, absurd and funny things of wild beasts and monsters, and the seven emotions and six desires of human society, the competition for fame and fortune, and the intrigue. The bear man, Bailong, opened low and rose high, and became a powerful boss in another world, becoming a powerful boss.

"Tomorrow City" is positioned as a cool article, or has ideological connotation, which makes readers applaud.

I wish you all a happy reading "Tomorrow City".

Sand God (new pseudonym of Panda Dad)

July 12, 2017
Chapter completed!