The title is actually: Quality vs. Quantity.

Yesterday I saw Ah Mao saying:

It's very likely that I won't update again in the near future. The manuscript has been used up and the inspiration has dried up. If I force myself to update for the sake of updating when I have no inspiration, I have lost the original intention of writing this book... So I just let it happen.

.....I don't know how long I will be silent, I am really tired...

Well...how should I put it? It's a bit of a pity.

But... take a good rest when you are tired.

To achieve sustainable development, we must not exhaust the lake to catch the fish.

Speaking of which.

Quality or quantity, which one is more important?

What do you think if I say that I also want to retreat and "cultivate" for a while?

Although there are a large number of preserved manuscripts, most of them are unfinished products and rough blanks (is it a blank or a blank? I am not familiar with these two words).

If it is not particularly necessary, I guess many of them will be quietly displayed in the corner.

Internet writing is really a magical thing.

It is quite difficult to ensure quality under the premise of "updating every day".

This is probably one of the differences from traditional literature.

When writing, I always pay attention to calmness of mind, "without tranquility, there is no way to go far."

This was abruptly made into a time-limited composition.

Slow work produces careful work. Specifying time means that part of the quality may have to be sacrificed.

Helpless. "There is no choice but the flowers fall away."

Having said that, if you don’t care much about material rewards and have readers who are willing to wait for you... weekly updates are also possible. No problem.

As for myself, from the time I came here to now, I haven’t stopped updating for a day. This is mainly because I hope to develop a habit.

Because, if you feel comfortable updating every week, you may want to update every other week, or even monthly..

Human laziness is very terrible.

There seems to be a saying: The strong is the ultimate self-discipline.

It seems that I rarely take the initiative to ask for readers.

On the one hand, I am not good at these things (just like I never write book reviews). On the other hand, I don’t really want to focus on this aspect.

Being liked by someone is a kind of luck and a privilege. But this is not the meaning of your writing.

You work hard to present the best thoughts, words, and works you can, not for other people's approval. Don't put the cart before the horse.

And even if it's not recognized, it may not be your problem.

It is difficult to reconcile everyone's opinions, and no one can satisfy everyone.

"The whole world should reject it without discouraging it; the whole world should praise it without any persuasion."

Speaking of Zhou Geng, that word comes to mind again, Zhou Zhihuo.

Who can explain this word haha.

Speaking of Kavin, I saw a sentence online.

One word of Yin'an cuts off several stems and whiskers.

Unfamous cat and dog poet in the late Tang Dynasty

Cat and dog poet... Is this insulting? Or is this poet raising cats and dogs...

Love whatever you like. After searching, it seems that the original poem refers to "twist". Do these two words mean the same thing?

It doesn't matter...if it's the same, it's the same, if it's not the same, it's different.

Inspiration. Well..

The biggest advantage of essays is that there is no outline and it is not easy to break rules.

Follow your heart and be at ease.

It's so quiet today.
Chapter completed!