Thirty Years in Medicine and Chemistry: The Story of an Ordinary Man

The protagonist gets whatever he wants because it's a fairy tale; the protagonist gets whatever he fears because it's real life.

When signing the contract, I first gave myself a pep talk, telling myself I wasn't afraid of failing, because writing is something I do in my spare time.

Today, the work was officially signed. Let me tell you a short story. A person was walking on the street. It suddenly started to rain. Everyone else ran away. He was the only one who walked slowly and said, "It rained one after another. Wouldn't the result be different if I ran or not?" As he was talking, he accidentally fell down and said, standing or lying down would be covered with water.

The editor left a message saying that the word count was quite high and asked if it could be published. I replied that it was unnecessary. This is just an autobiography. I only ask for a place to store it so that I can open it and look at it from time to time many years later. That would be enough for me.

Haha, Oath is too powerful, Immortal Continent, isn't that a certain listed company?

This book is realistic, author, keep it up! ^0^~

The writing is good, but there are too many long paragraphs. Please break it into more paragraphs!

How should I put it? When an author writes a novel, they can divide it into multiple paragraphs, with one or two sentences forming a paragraph. If the opening paragraph is a long, crammed section, it will probably deter many people.

It turns out it's an autobiography; it's so depressing, I didn't feel any satisfaction at all. Thanks to the author.

It's not like a novel; it's more like a memoir! But I finished reading it all! 😁