The Martial Doctor-Chapter 94: Thoughts Before Launch

It’s time for my book to go on sale again, and Xiaofeng actually feels embarrassed to write this statement, but this time it’s somewhat special.

First of all, I’d like to thank my editor-in-chief Shui Mo, my editorial assistant Transparent, and the new lady editor; sorry, I’m not very familiar with you yet.

Of course, there are also my old friends who have accompanied me for many years; although there aren’t many of you, having your company is great.

I don’t quite like having too close a relationship with book friends because I feel that it’s better to keep the relationship between authors and readers pure.

Of course, it’s also because I’m too lazy and not very good at doing things; anyway, that’s just the kind of person I am, not fond of overly complicated social interactions.

So, everyone mentioned above, please bear with me.

By the end of this year, Xiaofeng will have been in the business for a full twenty years, from starting out of pure interest to now becoming a profession to support my family; during these twenty years, over seven thousand days and nights, Xiaofeng might not be the most diligent author on the platform, but can still squeeze into the top two hundred. 𝕗𝐫𝐞𝕖𝕨𝐞𝗯𝚗𝕠𝘃𝐞𝚕.𝐜𝗼𝚖

Alright, the ranking isn’t important; what’s important is that you’ve ended up looking like this and still have the face to say these things here.

Watching others achieve great success one after another, Xiaofeng has also felt envy and psychological imbalance, especially when friends I know have become stars while I continue squandering time; the unspoken discontent in my heart is obvious, but as I’ve grown older, my mindset has calmed down; what’s destined to be mine will be, and what isn’t shouldn’t be forced.

In these twenty years, I’ve gone on blind dates, got married, had a daughter, half of my life has already passed, maybe it’s time for a phase summary.

The first forty years, living for myself, with enough struggle, there isn’t much hope left.

The latter forty years, I am still a son, a husband, a father...

With half my life behind, having elders above and children below, stability is the main focus; my thoughts are simple: to write each book well, tell each story well, have enough to feed my family, provide for my parents’ retirement, and then slowly grow old, that’s enough.

Finally, about this book, the data so far isn’t very promising, maybe it’s a slow starter, or perhaps the writing style is clichéd; Xiaofeng is an enthusiast of traditional culture, with relatives already in the field of Chinese medicine, so I find this topic interesting, and writing it flows easily; there isn’t much struggle—it’s unclear if my state has returned or if "smooth" means I’m going to "flop" again; anyway, no matter what, I need to seize the opportunity for three months of profit on the platform.

In three months, if there are two thousand subscriptions on average, I’ll continue writing until the story in my heart is finished.

Let this post be the proof!

Lastly, I sincerely ask my supporters, those who pass by, to give a struggling veteran of twenty years a chance.

Best regards!