I am really ashamed that I have stopped updating for a few days since the last update. I am extremely sorry. Actually, I could have continued updating after the last update, but I didn’t expect that the grassroots elections would start. I worked until 8 or 9 o’clock every night, and after that I had to attend social events. My mind was not clear at all. I was so tired that I fell asleep as soon as I came home. I haven’t been online for many days.
I can only say that I have tried my best and will continue to write this book, but I have no choice but to do many tasks assigned to me. I just want to make a living. I sincerely hope that everyone will understand. Nowadays, the grassroots legal consciousness of the masses has been awakened, and the work is extremely complicated. The various factions are fighting fiercely. If a little problem is caught, it means that the procedure is illegal and the election will fail directly. The consequences are very serious. So I am tired physically and mentally, and I really have no energy to worry about anything else.
This is really a special case. It happened once every three years. There is no other way. I am disturbed by the outside world. If I can't calm down, I can't write anything. Although I dare not say that I have experienced the vicissitudes of life, I can be regarded as a beginner in the world and a glimpse into people's hearts. As an insignificant newcomer, it is a great encouragement and kindness to have someone like this book and my writing, and be willing to spend money to subscribe, reward, and follow. I have never dared to forget it and have kept it in my heart. If you spend a penny on the book Parallel Lines, a recommendation, or a click, I will bow my head in gratitude.
This is the true feeling. Maru is neither a high-spirited teenager nor an arrogant old lady. I am always grateful to all the brothers who support Parallel Lines. In today's crowded sea of books, it is the greatest praise and encouragement to me that someone is willing to spend money to support this intermittent book.
Thank you!
Of course, I have to admit that I didn’t have the motivation to continue writing some time ago, but when I started to work hard, I didn’t have the time. Which is more important, a job or writing a book? I have no choice...
I don't dare to expect everyone to understand, I just want to say that Wanzi is not an ungrateful person, how dare I forget the support of all the brothers? I am not some auntie who can squander the trust and support of others. Anyway, one more is not much, one less is not much, you must know that every brother is extremely important to me.