1983 Small Island, Starting From a Large Farmer

  Chapter 100 Remarks on the Release

It always comes so suddenly when it comes on the shelves, and the author is rolling around asking for first orders, subscriptions, and monthly votes.

 It will be available on July 1st.

　　It is said that this is the day only for great gods to be released on the shelves. I am trembling with fear.

 (I am just a cannon fodder)

I have also said this before in a book review.

 The original intention of writing this topic was because I always heard my family talk about past events and found it very interesting, so I wrote this article on mariculture.

Because it is a (real background), I did use a lot of pen and ink to frame the social environment at that time when writing this book.

 Including, taking goods, railway stations, etc.

I am indeed a very poor writer. After I finish writing a chapter, I often revise it twice, or even listen to it again to see if it is smooth before publishing the chapter.

Naihe has been a big typo maker since he was a child (haha, the test score was 100%, but I suddenly got 99 due to typos, crying~~) Nowadays, many people are still catching bugs in each chapter.

 (Thanks to those book friends who helped me catch bugs and make corrections)

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Also when reading book reviews, I often see some readers starting to complain before they even read the book: In the 1980s, seafood could not be sold, so why did they do farming?

 This made me understand something instantly.

Attention-grabbing and gimmickry are really important.

The reason why this book did not do very well, and there is no reason for it, is probably because of the gimmick.

  (Children who have been spanked will grow up quickly.)

Sigh~~Let’s pursue our original intention!

I don’t know if any author has written about farming themes before, and I don’t have any place to draw lessons from, so you don’t have to worry about encountering routine novels.

  After all, I have all opened CNKI members.

 Baidu Wenku membership is also open.

 I also found a lot of information.

I have also read "Fishishizhi" in many coastal cities. Except for those that are particularly difficult to check, the overall price should not differ much.

 As for how many chapters are on the shelves.

 This, I really can’t guarantee at all. After a major revision, the manuscripts were almost exhausted.

 In addition, I code very slowly. It takes an average of four hours to write a chapter.

  (Sorry, I'm behind.)

How much is the code?

 At 12 noon tomorrow, three chapters will be uploaded first, and roughly throughout the day tomorrow, there will be four or five chapters.

 At that time, if you like this book and think it is worth spending money to read, please support the author and order it.

There is also the author, who loves reading book reviews. I am very happy if you have comments. Although the results of this book are not likely to be very good, there is always a dream.

 Okay, no nonsense, I will continue coding.

 Please make an initial reservation.

 Ask for a monthly pass.

Please place your first order, thank you!

 (End of this chapter)