Seven years ago, at 3:22 pm on May 23rd, this book was officially uploaded, and the wedge "A Season of Prosperity Passed by" was posted. Today, seven years later, I wrote about the official appearance of the Mongols.
When a friend reminded me of this a few days ago, I thought of the seven-year itch. This time it really seemed like it was quite itchy, and the scratching was quite severe.
I have forgotten the scene on the afternoon when I opened the book. No matter how I think about it, I can't recall the slightest impression. Looking back now, I published four chapters in a row on the first day, and then only one chapter was left on hand to save this chapter.
I always remember the chapter draft very clearly. At that time, I always imagined that this book would be written very quickly.
A month later, this book was put on the shelves. I probably didn’t update much in the first month. The subscriptions at that time were really high. I remember that my 24-hour subscription for "Hidden Killing" and "Alienation" was about 1,500.
The twenty-four hours of "" was 8,000, and soon it exceeded 10,000. That was still seven years ago, and not long after that, I began to seriously think that it took me five years to earn enough money that I would never spend in a lifetime.
It’s better to stay hungry and wait until you’re fifty.
Many, many things happened later.
Many readers may not know that this book even banned alliance leaders. I remember it was when I was writing about the Huangshang Incident. There were not many alliance leaders at that time. One alliance leader disliked it very much and wrote many posts saying that it shouldn't be like this.
Write or how to do it. I have replied to thousands of words of writing ideas, but the other party still refused to accept it. Later, I said to myself, "You can ban me, or I will make trouble." I forgot whether it was me who banned it or who banned it.
Yes, I'm forbidden to say anything. Ah, the big benefactor ran away. Can you understand how I felt at that time?
Later, there was a protracted ban on piracy, which went up and down several times. Baidu even personally redirected the Tieba link to the pirated Tieba. That's all gone. Now they are all gray. Only some people are left occasionally in Tieba.
He also said a few mean words.
Not only the leader, but up to now, every plot, big or small, has been criticized. They said that the layout was small in the beginning, that there was no new idea in copying poems, that Huangshang said it was procrastinating, that Hangzhou was boring, and that Liangshan insulted the heroes.
Writing about Confucianism is said to be superficial, and regicide is unrealistic... In short, it has come all the way to this point. Articles with too many twists and turns are the most unflattering, because you have to test the readers' habits and tendencies anytime and anywhere, and you have to re-
To verify the degree of compatibility of everyone's three views. But I still write it like this, leaving everyone who has endured until now.
I sometimes think that maybe after finishing writing, many people who gave up before will come back to find out what kind of medicine the author is selling.
I fell in love, got married, and wrote seven birthday essays.
Anyway, we have come so far.
As of the 23rd of this month, for the first time, it still maintains the top spot in monthly votes.
I want to say to myself who was slovenly, confused day and night, confused and tangled about the future seven years ago: "I will still be tangled along the way, but I have no regrets."
I want to say to everyone who read it seven years ago: "This book is worthy of you, only the update is not." So the tempting beginning is all about deceiving you into a trap.