Sad news, I will pretend to update for a day tomorrow.
First, academically, tasks have been piling up recently. The latest one is due tomorrow morning, so it will take half a day to solve it.
Secondly, regarding the plot, I was stuck for a whole day yesterday to sort it out. I have almost sorted it out now, but I have no time to code 4,000 more words.
The summary is that I predict that I will become a typical symptom of our online article writers-under external pressure and internal self-dissatisfaction, I am not satisfied with my writing, cannot find my state, and the update time is pressed ahead, making me even more anxious. Then there are a bunch of offline tasks around me that are urging me to do this first, and then that one starts asking again, and in the end I can’t do any of them well.
I couldn't help but fall into it, so I decided to take a leave of absence and make some adjustments.
And I haven’t asked for leave this month (ﾉ*ﾟｰﾟ)ﾉ
In addition, I deeply understand how I felt when I was a reader and saw the author talking about his pain and anxiety. Writing this is really not as simple as setting an outline and coding 4,000 words every day. For each chapter and each plot, you need to arouse your emotions first, enter the situation in the book, and then code these 4,000 words with emotion. .
But if you pick and choose like this every day, your mood will obviously have to go through a period of weakness. No matter how you pick it, you can't get excited anymore, and it may even become boring and nauseating. I guess this is the reason why the author stopped updating.
Okay, enough gossip, I wish you all a happy Sunday!
