There is no outline for this book.

Before each volume is to be written, an outline is drafted on the fly, and then the pen is started to write down.

I did this work behind the scenes because I had a manuscript in the past, so I didn't say anything.

But now I don't even have a single word of the manuscript in my hand, and I write it on the same day and send it out on the same day.

Originally, I planned to finish this volume and give you an explanation for the next volume, and then ask for leave to do it.

But unfortunately, this book suddenly received a notice today that it will be recommended for next week.

Although it's a million-word book that hasn't been put on the shelves, it's not easy to recommend it, so you can't say it during the recommendation period, right?

What's more, I go to work every day now, so I can only change one shift a day at night, so where is the extra time to compile a follow-up outline?

So I thought about it for a while, and I planned to bring forward the two days that should have been rested after the end of this volume (one day to treat myself to the 50+ million word volume that finally ended successfully, and one day to compile the follow-up outline) to today and tomorrow (11.8, 11.9)

Recommendations start on 11.10.

So on the 10th, I will resume the frequency of one shift a day and nine o'clock in the evening (because I have to go to work, so a guy like me who has a maximum of 1,000 words an hour, and probably doesn't even have 1,000 words, is really impossible to write two shifts a day after returning home from work tired).

Well, that's probably it.