MTL - Assassin’s Chronicle-~ Boarding notice

Finally on the shelves, and finally joined the ranks of professional writers, my heart is really mixed.

Compared with the two jobs, the previous job is to grind the time, go to work on time, and use what words to describe it... Mix and eat, let's die, and it is true. There is very little fun except playing games.

The work of writing a hand is a lot harder, and it is also a battle. The length of my waistline is completely adjusted by everyone's likes and dislikes... If there is no reader, the writer will be starved to death.

As for the regret of not regretting, I can firmly answer, I do not regret it!

There are two reasons for this. The second reason is freedom. As long as you have been crazy for a while, there is a manuscript in the plate, you can complete the update I promised. Even if I sleep for a week, no one can manage me, go to work normally. It won't work, can I say that this week is fine, go home and sleep for a week? I must be told by the leader to call the office a skunk, and the bonus has to drift away.

The main reason is that income is stronger than going to work, I am not hypocritical... It is indeed better than going to work, and as long as I am not afraid of hard work, I am willing to work hard, can sit and sit steady, then the income will naturally rise with the water, the working class ? Even if I did all the work in the entire building, all the corridors and offices were cleaned, including the toilets, and the glass was wiped out. I wouldn’t pay much for a dime.

Ok, don't talk nonsense, thank you old and new friends, I hope that my efforts will be recognized by everyone, so that everyone can continue.

Don't worry about the monthly ticket in your hand! The update volume of this book will be doubled compared with the previous book. I won't say anything big. In the vip word update list, I will definitely be in the top 30! More... I am embarrassed. The slow codeword and slow idea are my old habits. I feel that the code can be more rigorous and easy to write.

Reiterate. . . Monthly ticket. . .