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I have to take a day off tomorrow (April 17th). From the time the book was published to now, it has been two and a half months without interruption. Even if I took leave before, I would only take half a day, and I would update at least 4,000 words.

I have to ask for leave tomorrow. I said hello last week. Tomorrow, my nephew will come over for a review, remove the sutures, etc., and he will accompany me.

This is quick, it will be done by 10 o'clock.

However, our story has officially begun - yes, the story has just begun! I like to watch One Piece. To use a metaphor, the current progress is probably that the Meri is completed and begins to go to sea.

Jackie Chan is here, and the story really begins. The first 400,000 words can be said to be all the foreshadowing.

I have to spend a day perfecting the outline and perfecting the details. From the plot of the dragon and turtle on the horse to the subsequent plot of Qianjiang, mother and daughter, the eldest princess, etc., the plots must be perfected. Four hundred thousand words, and I have learned a lot of skills. Now, looking at the original outline I set before starting the book, it seems a bit...childish. The general direction is fine, but some plot points are not. It must be refined carefully.

I'm so sorry. I definitely won’t ask for leave if I can. After all, a day’s leave costs money, but I have to ask for this…

for this outline. I deleted a lot of words, and I didn’t even dare to write enough 3,000 words for the second chapter. The most important thing is the inheritance of the Dragon Turtle itself, and the ability to awaken after advancement, for fear of conflicting with the plot that will be completed tomorrow... …

Also, I will sort out everyone’s comments tomorrow. Wherever the writing is not good, it can be praised. Or what went wrong? What is the most important idea that I can copy? Please feel free to write it down~~~

Thanks~~

(Chapter essay for leave, free.)