Chapter 44 postscript

After finishing the last stroke of "Ghostbuster Intern: Extra Story", I suddenly realized that the series "Ghostbuster Intern" is actually the first story I have really completed. Whether it is the "Dragon Eye" series or "Urban Demon Strange Talk", these works that I first conceived are still in the indefinite writing process, but this one suddenly popped into my mind because of a picture of Zhong Kui hanging on the wall. The story that came out, I actually wrote it from beginning to end. For me, who has always been slow, it is a miracle worth celebrating.

When I first started writing the story "Ghostbuster Intern", I didn't expect that this story would bring me many firsts: the first time I used a computer to write directly, the first time I wrote a story with a female protagonist, and the first time Let a character like a beautiful boy appear in one's own story.Of course, the most important thing is that this is the first story I have written, and it is finally time for me to proudly say "Look, I filled that hole!" The story in "Ghostbuster Intern" takes place in modern society, but its origin still comes from the old stories that grandma told us on the bedside at night when we were young.Those ancient stories have become a part of my life as I grew up. The protagonists in those stories, in my consciousness, they exist in this world, breathe with us, watch the sun rise and moon set together, and feel together Follow the pace of time.It's just that they carefully hide their figures, so that we can only meet them in our own fantasy world.

I'm one of those people who's always been fascinated by the legends of the past, stories of ancient societies derived from a time that was completely different from the one we live in, and I've always been drawn to them.So the fantasies related to these stories will pop up one after another, occupying the whole brain with power, until I can't help picking up the pen to write them... Ha ha, seems to digress. Random thoughts and distracted thoughts are a kind of problem. When this problem develops to the point of writing postscripts, it has probably become my living condition.

The habit of involuntarily constructing those non-existing people and things in my mind is really hard to get rid of once I develop it. I am very fortunate that I can use a pen to write out those stories that pop up in my heart from time to time, which is even more so. Fortunately, there are still friends who like the stories written in this way, who will read them carefully, and who will share with me my dream world, people and things in my fantasy. The Ghostbusters Intern story is over. It is a wonderful and happy thing for me to be able to write a story from beginning to end.Thinking that this story can still be read by many friends, this kind of happiness is even more indescribable.

Thank you to those friends who have read this story, thank you for reading this story and this passage I wrote with this book in your hand. Sincere thanks and best wishes! Ke Rui 2008.6.30