In the entire July 31st, 26.2k words were updated. I couldn’t stand it anymore for a few days at the end of the month and was exhausted both physically and mentally.
Mainly because of the writing, I need to get into the state before I can write, and my emotions need to be brewed, which resulted in the three days at the end of last month being very slow to update.
In the long run, it will definitely overdraw the body.
In July, the daily update basically maintained at more than 8,000 words. The catalog only counted the last few days, so it dropped to 7,000.
Previously, there were 9,000 tags updated daily.
All I can say is that for a long-term serialization, it’s normal for the status to fluctuate. When the status is good, I write more than 10,000 words a day. When the status is not good, there is only one update, but it basically maintains around 5,000 words.
I remember that I always write about 5,000 words a day for old books, and they are divided into two chapters. I write them for four or five hours and update them for health.
This book averages eight to nine thousand words a day, which is equivalent to writing four updates. Guess how long it takes to write in a day?
Needless to say, when I sit in front of the computer and write, my vision is blurred when I see things.
I read that a certain author in the history section has a monthly ticket of 3,000 words per chapter, and then three updates, and the monthly ticket keeps rising. Is it true that co-authoring is inconsistent?
I remember that when I was writing a certain climactic plot last month, I was in a better mood. I wrote 16,000 words that day, skipped meals at night, and made a bucket of instant noodles.
I don't offer bounties because I don't want to force myself into the water even though I'm obviously not in the mood.
I can definitely write a chapter of 3,000 words, 6,000 words a day. This is also two updates, and I have written 180,000 words in a month. It is really easy.
Then occasionally add a chapter...I write about 200,000 words a month.
There is no need to write 260,000 words last month and end up getting scolded.
That book is not as good as mine in terms of subscriptions, and the monthly tickets are more than mine, haha, it’s really hard to break down...
