After I came back this evening, I sat in front of my laptop for three hours.
Then write, then delete, then write again, then delete again...
So far, at 11:50, Chapter 902 is still only a few hundred words long!
It’s hard to say when I started to find that writing new chapters became difficult and procrastinating. I sat in front of the computer and meditated, but couldn’t write a chapter for a long time.
Also, Kavin asked for leave every now and then.
what reason
Kevin, it's true.
But it’s not actually “real”.
Rather than being "capped" in the plot, it's better to say that it was stuck in time.
There have been no manuscripts for this book since it was put on the shelves. Every day's chapters are written out at night after returning home.
I write books very slowly, averaging about a thousand words an hour.
Because of this, I can only write out 4,000 words almost every day, and every time I upload it, I almost always get up in the early morning, or the second morning to catch up, and then send it out during my lunch break.
So, I have to rush every day.
I have to rush to think of the plot during the day, and then work hard to code it out within the time, and upload it in a hurry... even resulting in many typos without being corrected.
This situation is not one day or two days, but every day since this book was put on the shelves.
It can be said that in the year after this book was put on the shelves, I almost never went to bed after twelve o'clock at night.
This state, to be honest, is really stressful.
As soon as you open your eyes every day, you will find that there is a "two-update" daily task waiting for you, and it is rain or shine, 365 days a year.
But many times, when it comes to plots involving the outline or equipment attributes that need to be set, and more time must be spent, there is not enough time to write carefully...
However, as an online article, it must be updated as steadily as possible. Frequent interruptions will not only cause readers to abandon it, but also editors will not recommend it.
In this case, I can only choose some things on the water to make up the word count.
For example, yesterday and the day before yesterday's chapter, you should be able to feel that it is a lot more watery than when the White City plot started some time ago.
The reason is because after several consecutive days of unstable updates, I really didn’t dare to stop updating.
Therefore, I suppressed two "two-in-one" chapters in succession, but in fact they didn't have much substantial content at all (and the 2-in-1 chapter of Chapter 901 was not only filled with water, but also shrunk... This is a confession, and it can be lenient. ?)
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And although this book, the frequency of interruptions is indeed a bit high.
But what you don’t know is that every time I stop updating, my heart becomes tense.
Every time when I have been holding it in for a long time and cannot write the chapter I need today, I feel relieved when a "leave request" is passed around in the background.
But then, my heart couldn't help but start to worry.
Worrying about subscriptions, worrying about everyone’s attitude, worrying about bad comments…
In fact, after every update, I have to wait until the updated chapter is released the next day.
I don’t dare to look at the comment area or the writer’s backstage at all, because I always feel that I will be scolded and said...
Of course, thanks to everyone, this book will be updated every three days.
Surprisingly, there are still so many book friends who stick with me and even reward me when the book is discontinued. There are almost no scoldings. Thank you all very much!
However, this state of being under the pressure of updating every day is really uncomfortable.
I am forced to write 4,000 words every day, so I should try my best to divide these 4,000 words into two updates (fortunately, I later learned to combine two into one...)!
I really want to say that this is not what I want.
My original intention in writing the book was to write out the stories in my head.
And it is written brilliantly enough.
Instead of being like this now, for the sake of subscription, for perfect attendance, for constant updates, and for the compulsory completion of the goal of 4,000 words every day, I keep trying to make up the word count word by word.
This is really not what I want!
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Having said so much, what I actually want to say is that Shi Yao wants to make a request to everyone.
Next, the book will be updated more freely. It is not necessary to update twice every day, but to write in a way that each update has more substantial content.
I will still have all the free time to write, but the updated chapters will become more random!
Of course, this does not mean that the number of updates will be significantly reduced, let alone that there is no need to worry about the "eunuch's rhythm".
Once again, this book is absolutely impossible to eunuch (well, as long as nothing happens to the author personally).
Feng Luo still has a long way to go, and this book is also still very long... and the plot in the last part will definitely exceed everyone's expectations.
Well, actually, I think if such a free point is updated.
Without this word count pressure, I might actually be able to write more.
Perhaps, we can update three times a day indefinitely...
Hey, last but not least, I’m sending out the last leave request note today... I won’t talk about asking for leave in the future...
It's past one in the morning, good night everyone!