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My Fiery Girlfriend A fateful star, an ethereal verse. 1333 words 2026-02-09 18:31:00

1. Reflections on Writing This Book
From the moment I began writing until now, I have not only enjoyed the creative process but also learned much about the web literature community. Originally, I was half a fantasy writer, often posting works with a fantastical bent on forums or other platforms. The reason I chose to complete this long urban romance novel is actually quite interesting. At first, I simply wanted to try something different, so I posted a few chapters of this story on 17k. Unexpectedly, it quickly passed the review, and then came the contract, the launch, the recommendations, and so on... In any case, this is my first officially published work, so I resolved to see it through, even though the genre is not my forte. Yet, it holds special meaning for me. Everyone has their own understanding of love—be it tranquil or passionate—and every feeling and choice is an essential part of romance. I only wished to express this pure love, and though perhaps my writing is not perfect, I thank you all for your support.

2. About the Author
I consider myself fairly diligent, working during the day and writing at night... Of course, that's the ideal version. In reality, my life is far more complicated. Aside from work, there are many things to deal with, many relationships to tend, and honestly, I live a very exhausting life.
Since serializing "Girlfriend," my once busy life has grown saturated, but I truly enjoy having goals and pursuits. So I want to thank all my readers, and thank "Girlfriend" for the changes it has brought me. Thinking back now, I can't even remember the last time I went to bed before midnight. Gradually, I've grown used to staying up late, to racing against fatigue in the depths of night to meet my deadlines.
Such a lifestyle brings enormous pressure: my daytime focus suffers, my sleep quality is poor, and my health has been affected in many ways. I suppose you could say there is pain and joy intertwined—that's how it is.

3. About This Work
I only wish to present the best, most complete story to everyone. Every line, every expression, every plot, has its own meaning and intention. Perhaps I haven't done well enough, but I truly give it my all. Sometimes I wonder if I should hurry and finish the story, simplify the plot, cut all side stories and stick to the main storyline for a quick conclusion. But after much thought, I can't bear to let go. I've persisted for so long, and though the popularity is low and there are few supporters, if I did that, I would feel I had let down those who have followed me, and those characters who have fought for love and life in the story.

4. About the Future
I will do my utmost to complete "Girlfriend" in its entirety. Some parts may not be clearly expressed, and I will supplement them later as side stories. After this book is finished, I don't know how long it will be before I write again, or whether I will choose urban romance once more. I'm not a professional writer; I don't have many readers supporting me financially or encouraging me with popularity. Enjoying this alone, I know it can't last forever. Perhaps one day, if I quit my job, I might become a professional writer, but for now these are just fantasies without much meaning.
Sometimes, people think I've stopped updating for this or that reason. Honestly, I know those aren't really the reasons, but if I just stopped, I'd feel unwilling to give up, and if I explained, no one would believe me... But that's reality—complex and chaotic, and it saddens me.

5. Thank You for Listening
Thank you all for your support. Perhaps Star Fate will not write any more works in the future, but this book will be finished with care. If you can't wait, you can save it for later. Still, I hope you will read the official version, to give me a little support. Feel free to leave comments or send free flowers. Sigh, I've said so much, mostly to myself, but I hope those who read this won't blame me for being too long-winded. In the end, thank you.