Testimonials on Twitter - A writer with 17K turnover
I’ve been classified into categories and can’t be recommended. According to the convention, I should write an acceptance speech or something.
Actually, I didn’t think there was much to say. When I first thought about this speech, I wanted to leave it blank!
Suddenly I want to say:
I came to 17K on May 18, 2010, and the contract was approved in one go.
The recommendation of 17K is quite fair, and newcomers also have opportunities. I think this place is suitable for me, and I plan to stay here.
I would complain when my grades were not satisfactory, and I would jokingly say that I had a TJ, but a reader named C said no, I will continue reading!
I said yes, even if you are the only one who wants to read it, I will write it down.
Of course, not just one reader, but many readers followed me. Although I still jumped at it, some people still read it and were very persistent. I still finished the book at a slow pace.
After I finished writing this book, I suffered from laziness and stopped for a year. I published this book on June 16, 2012.
I haven’t been idle for a year. I read a lot of books and plan to write about urban genres. I talk to my friends about my writing experience when I have nothing to do.
Some time ago, I saw a reader on my phone saying to me, you have delayed your ticket for a year...
I suddenly felt so moved that I wanted to cry. I am not an easily moved person, and I feel that I am a bit cold-blooded.
I didn’t expect that there are still people waiting for my promise, even though I let everyone go for a year.
I won't jump this time.
The group of writers back then was very lively, and you could often see senior writers coming to the fore.
Many of our group of writers are still writing now, and of course they have better grades than me. I wish them all the best and a happy life.
Some friends have never been seen again. I won’t mention their names to save sadness. I wonder if they are doing well?
Wish them a happy life.
When I first started writing the book, I didn't feel old. After two years, I found that it was more difficult for me to type.
I'm old.
This book is not trivial, as long as someone reads it.
If one day this book becomes useless, then I will die.
Thanks to the readers, thanks to the website, thanks to the editor