Actually, it should have been updated yesterday, but sitting in front of the computer...... I can't write a word.

The grades in this book are very good, I didn't have any serious illness, the outline is there, I know how to write it later, and it stands to reason that I don't seem to have an excuse for not being able to code words.

But I just can't write a word.

I worked during the day, coded words at night, had almost no time to rest, and after four months of part-time work, I was a little mentally overwhelmed.

The summary is that the pressure has been too much recently, and my mental strength and desire to create have dried up.

Once the state of writing declines, it is most obvious that it can be reflected in the writing.

For example, in the first few chapters, when I named the protagonist's exclusive equipment, I was actually able to come up with a better name, but my head froze.

Finally, I listened to the name suggestion in the comment area, and suddenly realized, eh, I should have thought of this name, why can't I think of it?

So I made up for it later, and sure enough, I was complained about 233

I'm not happy with the pace of the narrative lately, and I don't want this to happen again, so I have to get back to the way I was and write a story that's even better than I am now.

So after thinking about it, I decided not to have full attendance in March.

From today on, I'm going to ask for leave from the unit, ask for leave from book friends, don't think about anything, take a good rest for a week, and don't force myself to write an underconsidered plot for the sake of daily updates.

Play games, read novels, watch anime, do whatever you want.

Find back the inspiration and passion for writing, and replenish all the spiritual energy that has not been replenished in the past few months.

Then, seriously reorganize the outline and write a story that satisfies you.

Of course, I know that some readers will not wait for me for a week, and I will drop a day off before to catch up, let alone a week?

I'm sorry about that, but that's all I'm in right now.

If you continue to carry it hard, you will only write worse and worse, and you will not be responsible for yourself or your readers.

All I can promise is that I will come back.

Whether it's Sanjiang or high-quality products, my current goal is only one million words to finish the book, and now that I've completed half of the way, how can I give up halfway.

Don't make excuses, rest is rest, will be more is more, two one says the same.

Book friends who want to urge more can join the group to supervise Eryi, and they can't run a little.

Wait for buddy to come back.