Take advantage of Double 11 to chat for a dime

There are only 4,000 words today. It’s a bit of a lazy time. In the first 10 days of this month, 170,000 words were updated, with a daily code of 17,000. This number of updates should be considered the first in the science fiction category.

My grades are still very poor. It would be a lie to say I’m not frustrated. After all, no one can stand it when coding with all my heart. Orangutan also summed it up. For example, not many Korean dramas are watched, and the subject matter of the writing is not interesting to anyone, etc.

Let me explain here. I originally wanted to write about Hong Kong films, but I didn’t dare to write about them under the current circumstances. Then, domestic realistic themes were too restrictive, so maybe I crossed the line.

Orangutan can only write about foreign films for the time being, and Korean movies are actually pretty good. At present, Orangutan wants to connect several movies together, and it will be an experiment to see if the effect is good.

The next copy will be for the general public, so that everyone can feel more involved.

Then today is Double 11. The orangutan didn’t buy a thing. He kept thinking about the plot and code words. It wasn’t until his wife hinted at noon that he remembered that today is not only Double 11, but also the anniversary of our certificate. Five years ago, we received it on Singles’ Day. Evidence.

Time, just a blink of an eye.

In short, it will continue to explode tomorrow, and the orangutan will work hard to write good plots. If, I mean if you like it, vote for a monthly ticket, subscribe, or even vote for a recommendation, because now the orangutan feels like playing a single player.

It's really too frustrating to burst out of enthusiasm.

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