I originally wanted to finish writing the first story, that is, the complete high-temperature superconductivity and then put it on the shelves, but after a rough calculation, it will take a year from nomination to award, and it is estimated that 600,000 words will not be able to finish it.

That would be too "unique". On second thought, winning the Abel Award is also a small climax, so it will be put on the shelves after winning the Abel Award, probably on December 15th.

At present, the rhythm of the update is about 3500 words per day, although it is a change, but the number of words is still very sincere.

I understand everyone's mood of urging change, but I really can't help it, this book is hard science fiction after all, and I try my best to do all the theories, although it is imaginary, but it must be scientific conjecture, and it will not violate some scientific common sense, so the energy and effort spent are also unprecedented.

One day, I tried to write 9,000 words, but the next day I slept for 18 hours before I recovered, and my mind was still blank when I woke up, so please be considerate.

After it is put on the shelves, it can only be guaranteed to be updated every day, and on the premise of having energy, add more as much as possible.

Finally, I hope that everyone will vote for me as much as possible in the new week, which can be regarded as a little encouragement for the author to put on the shelves.

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