1984: Call Me the King of Hard Facts

This book is really well-written, with a strong sense of the era. The author's previous book had an average subscription of 8,000, so he's quite a capable author. He doesn't use filler content; every chapter is packed with valuable information. Where can you find such a gem of an author? I definitely need to give him my full support. I'll definitely be following his work closely from now on, and I'll be the first to read his novels. I'll be giving him all my monthly votes! 😎😎

It's a pity about this small island; it should have learned from small fishing villages and reached 10 million words.

You've only written a little over 100,000 words, so the number of readers is probably low, but the monthly ticket data is decent. Overall, the book is quite good. The romance is mutual; they're almost ready to get married after settling down. They sell the first batch of mushrooms, use the money to build a house, and complete the wedding process.

This is so unlucky! The comic books I was reading just kept dying. These two died before I even started reading them.

If you have any good ideas, or if there are any illogical points in this book, please feel free to point them out. If July thinks they make sense, she will revise them.

The opening is a bit far-fetched. In those days, not going abroad on a government scholarship would make you look foolish… Actually, in 1984, the best choice was to study abroad for three years, then return and work in the system for two or three years, get promoted a couple of times, and then go into business – that would be the perfect opportunity.

What did you do for the next seven months?

When I wrote Duoyu's book, I told him to write more, as the next book might not necessarily do better than the first. But it was finished in a rush, and then I started writing two more books.

I think this one is alright...

It looks great, but there's still too little of it. Waiting for updates is so painful! 😭