I have to say a few words as usual.

First of all, I have to thank the new and old book friends for their support over the years. Without you, Lao Rui, an old man who is almost forty years old, would not have been able to stick to this day.

Lao Rui is an amateur writer. He has been ups and downs for more than ten years. He has seen many bullshits in state-owned enterprises and government agencies, but he never thought about writing them out. It was not until last year that he saw a friend in the officialdom fall that he had the idea of ​​writing, so it was a work of touch.

However, it was just a whim when I wrote 20,000 to 30,000 words and stopped. It was not until another book lost its passion for writing due to illness that I accidentally continued to write this book "Trend". Later, the editor read it and thought it was okay, so he encouraged Lao Rui to continue writing. This writing seemed a bit out of control.

To be honest, official novels are all three-point realistic and seven-point fiction. Too realistic makes it difficult for friends who are tired of finding relaxed ones to be released. They are too fictional, separated from reality and have no sense of substitution, so it is not easy to balance this degree. I think Wang Yuewen and Yan Zhen are the best in the authors of official novels. Of course, Wang Yuewen's subsequent book "Canghuang" personally seems to have no free and easy taste of "Chinese Painting" and "Mei Ci Story".

However, online literature has the style and characteristics of online literature. Too serious and realistic will lose many readers. In this regard, online literature needs to be easier and more open or more YY, and the pace needs to be faster.

I dare not say how good this book "Trends" is, but Lao Rui tried his best to grasp the difference. However, because this book describes the 1990s to the early 21st century, spanning more than ten years, and the readers' age levels are different, each has different experiences and living environments. To put it more seriously, there are differences in the world and outlook on life. For what is described in this book, we can only have different opinions. We only want book friends to smile easily and have some insights.

Finally, I would like to thank the editors of the fourth group of editors, Brother Hu Shuo and Brother Hongcha. Without them, I wouldn’t have been able to get a Sunday ban, right?

Well, after saying nonsense, I would like to ask my brothers to give this book more support. What is support? Subscriptions, monthly tickets, recommendation tickets, and of course, more importantly, it is to provide some valuable and pertinent book reviews for this book. Your encouragement and criticism are the biggest motivation for Lao Rui's writing.
Chapter completed!