I started writing novels in March, and it's been exactly three months now, and I started writing because I read a lot, so I wanted to write something of my own. Of course, there are some cautions at work. At that time, the baby was just three months old, and in addition to taking the baby at home every day, writing became my greatest joy of life. Later, in mid-April, I had to go to work in order to make a living, and I came to a place thousands of miles away from home. The baby was thrown to my grandmother, and I began a busy life in the factory.

It was then that the first section was changed. The first time I broke off, the guilt in my heart was super strong, and I always felt that I had done a heinous thing, and the thing I thought about most every day was to take a break to write for a while. Later, as there were more and more job handovers, so did the things that needed to be learned. At this time, the time of my break was slowly lengthening. Not long ago, it was 20 days. I feel like I have inertia, especially after seeing in my heart that it seems hopeless to enter V, I am not a saint, I naturally hope that my work can enter V, even if it doesn't make money, at least there will be a kind of psychological satisfaction to be recognized, but I also know that after breaking for so long, it is impossible to think about it.

What sustains me now is the collection, the readers who support me and the little persistence in my heart, the little persistence that can't make this book have no ending. I used to always read novels, and I hated to see half of it and it was gone, and my heart was always itchy, and I couldn't wait to find the author and catch it and write it. That's why my novels always have to end to the end. Some words can't be expressed, and under the moaning of no disease here, I hope that I can be a little more vigilant when I am gradually becoming lazy! Let's be less inert. If you are lazy, you don't want to write a word, it's not advisable!

It was originally posted on the forum, but I think it should be written in the work, always give yourself some vigilance, and always let yourself recall the original intention of writing. It's like reading a journal and telling yourself to keep going!