250: Chapter 250 Author's Closing Remarks

I am incredibly sorry, incredibly sorry.

My condition has not been good for the past two months, and I have had some minor health issues, so the quality of the plot has been terrible.

I am very sorry to the friends who have been reading until now.

Especially to those who have supported me since my last book or even the one before that, but continuing to write in this state would certainly be irresponsible to everyone.

Therefore, this book ends here.

Officialdom novels have always been quite sensitive. Writing this one was actually out of a bit of spite, after all, my last book was banned just as it was starting to take off... and the history is identical to the one before that.

I don't think I wrote it very well, and I wasn't as bold as some of my predecessors, so how could it get banned?

By the second book, I had already started to consciously use a fictional setting, but I still couldn't escape the fate of being banned...

Of course, the reason given left me speechless; they said I was alluding to a leader...

I was thinking, wasn't that leader convicted? Can that even count as an allusion?

The past is in the past, no need to say more.

Overall, it's probably because my awareness of risk prevention wasn't up to par; I can't blame anyone else.

Of course, I will continue to write the old book.

Because I told everyone before that I would definitely finish the old book, so don't worry about that one.

It's just that the updates might be a bit slower, after all, my brain isn't working too well right now.

At the same time, to make a living, I started a new book.

That new book is mainly about the growth and fortune-building history of a "white glove," after all, since I write officialdom novels, I certainly won't write about simple things like a system helping me get rich.

That new book is just for fun, to let me bridge the next two months of life.

Two months later, I will start a new officialdom novel, and the protagonist will naturally still be our Tianhua.

If nothing unexpected happens, it will still be a rebirth story, and I will pick up the academy genre from my first book again.

However, the new book won't follow the politics and law route; I feel that the chance of trouble in the politics and law route is far higher than in other routes.

Please rest assured, our protagonist this time will definitely not start from the township level; I already have a general idea.

He will definitely not be as green as the protagonist of this book; to accommodate his greenness, I wrote some things very awkwardly...

It's uncomfortable for you to read, and it was uncomfortable for me to write.

Of course, it's also possible that it's because I'm not very good at writing this kind of story.

So, to avoid mutual torment, let's just let this book graduate.

Although a grassroots character has no background, it really does train a person.

I haven't thought of a title for the new book yet, but I've found the reference objects (Wait, no, this text does not map to reality).

Sometimes I really feel that the censors have a knack for it; many places I wrote were quite subtle, yet they still managed to spot them.

I actually know why they asked me to change many of the parts.

But some of the revisions were truly a joke, and I found them very hard to understand.

Sigh, actually I tried changing planets before, but I didn't expect that even on a different planet, they could still find my problems.

The book I'm talking about has already been hidden.

The protagonist of that book was a reincarnator who could predict stock market fluctuations, then became an apprentice to a professor at the University of Politics and Law, and charged into the officialdom with a hundred-billion-yuan group.

I really did change planets for that book, but the plants didn't change, so the outcome...

When I first started the book about the deputy county magistrate, some old readers asked me where that university book went. I told them the reception wasn't good, but in reality, it had been put in the "little black room."

Heaven have mercy!

That book was only a few hundred thousand words long and didn't even have much exposure, yet it still ended up in the "little black room" under those circumstances...

Can I only say that my timing for starting the book was the problem?

Without realizing it, I've managed to write 1000 words, and I would like to apologize to everyone again here.

This time I shouldn't need to change accounts to write. After finishing the new book for making a living, our new book can be born.