Chapter 1: Regarding four questions from a reader of

Regarding four questions from a reader of "Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day".

Today, just like any other day, after finishing my day's work, I sat down in front of the computer to prepare to start on the book "Transformers: Starting from the Beginning".

I remembered that at noon, a reader saw me in one of my other promotions and added me on Q. Originally, when I logged onto Q, I was going to ask if they had joined the group, but as soon as I logged on, I saw a chat window and a few messages. After reading them carefully one by one, I thought about it and decided to reply to you first before going.

First, it is not that I, the author, do not look at the review section; the reason there have been no replies in the review section is that Qidian requires an account to reach a certain level to post, and my account is a new one, so it prompts me every time that I cannot post.

I just tried to use the author app to reply in the background, but that didn't work either; it prompted me that I needed to link a mobile phone or something. For a Xiaobai like me, who basically doesn't touch a phone except for calls and text messages, this is very difficult, and I need to find someone to ask how to set it up.

Second, you said you really dislike the protagonist's personality, that there are no highlights, and that the writing is too miserable.

I really don't know how to answer this question. According to my setting, the protagonist's personality grows bit by bit from an ordinary college student. This process will not be too long; almost every time he returns to the real world from the Transformers World, it is a process of reflection and further transformation.

Also, regarding the issue of the writing being miserable, I spent over ten minutes re-reading the beginning, and it is a bit stifling, so for this question, I can only say that I will try my best to change it.

Third, why the promised make-up updates have not been fulfilled yet.

I truly have no intention of dragging my feet on paying them back; after all, the debt is one I owe, and sooner or later it must be paid.

But I have other work to do. After all, as someone approaching thirty, I cannot just rely on this book, which has only just been signed and I don't know when it will be published to earn royalties, to get by. Therefore, my debt repayment plan is established based on when I have free time from work, and I will do it as quickly as possible.

Fourth, you said you are very annoyed by the protagonist traveling back and forth, and that seeing it makes you want to delete it from your favorites and drop the book.

There is really nothing I can do about this. Although there are indeed many books recently that travel back and forth, to be honest, I read a few before starting this book, and when I designed the outline, I avoided the risk of clashing, so there are still some differences.

Moreover, the length of "Transformers" is too short, and this book is based on the more popular movie version, adding some settings and characters from the animated version and the animated movie. If I only write about traveling into the Transformers World, I truly cannot write many chapters.

That is all, I am off.