I suppose you could call me a second-generation official. If you really insist, I’m also a second-generation rich kid.
I’m a newcomer to the online fiction world, as new as they come. So the early chapters may have some pacing and direction issues.
But now that I’ve finished the whole work, I can say I’m satisfied with it. At least in the second half, I often found myself writing through tears.
I didn’t want to write a novel that would please everyone. I wanted to reach those people who can’t find a reason to pursue the power of life, and who don’t feel they deserve to be happy. I believe my work can move them.
This isn’t a classic web novel, either. It’s simply the story I wanted to write.
This novel is a true account of what I experienced from 2013 to 2024, including making a scene at my father’s family home, cutting ties with my mother, meeting and falling out with a real estate mogul, and the entire process of dating 28 girlfriends. Some details have been artistically embellished, but they’re all harmless. The changes in my thinking over that time, even if they can’t solve the problems of a few readers, are sincere enough to move them.
I hope you enjoy reading it. Thank you.
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