Yesterday's single chapter was too short, and I didn't seem to explain it clearly, because I really didn't have time, and some things couldn't be explained in too much detail.
So, I think it would be better to post another post about it.
Regarding the Qinqin game, I don’t think it’s good to interrupt it like this. I have to apologize to everyone.
I also hope that everyone can understand that when it comes to perfect attendance, it doesn’t mean that I stopped because I wanted to. It doesn’t mean that I am too lazy to write the 4,000-word update every day, so I will stop writing.
It’s really hard for me to schedule my work, and there are too many writing tasks with a limited period to complete.
I have been persisting for more than half a month this month. Do you think I want to stop?
In fact, in the first half of the month, I thought that my writing progress this month was still okay, and I still had time to play games and so on. However, I took on a new task on the 17th, and I will be busy for at least more than a month.
If I had known that this would happen from the beginning, I would have sent out this notice at the beginning of the month, or even last month.
I have been writing books for so long. I rarely publish a single chapter in the past. Now I only publish a chapter once a month. In my impression, I only broke people's trust once. If someone regards my health problems last month as the same time, then twice.
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To be honest, I don't like this feeling very much. Sometimes you see that the wording I use in a single chapter is relatively "cheesy". Even if I am sick, I still laugh with you, and it feels like nothing is wrong with me.
In fact, I just don’t want to share those negative things with others. I feel uncomfortable, stay up all night to finish the manuscript, and feel tired. If I tell these things, it will cause trouble to others. They come to read your novel, not to see you.
Use words to put on a miserable show.
So I just keep those negative things in mind and don’t bring them out. I only bring out things that the audience wants to see.
I didn’t expect that what I thought was a kind move would be misunderstood by many people, as if I was arrogant, as if I just like to interrupt updates for no reason, just like someone who writes novels updates thousands of words every day.
Then, like Sun Tzu, ask for votes and call readers brothers, that is normal.
Maybe that's indeed normal and the norm in the industry, but if you think I'm arrogant, I have to say, I'm sorry, I'm not that kind of person. I wasn't before, I'm not now, and I won't be in the future.
I understand those readers who support me, and I also understand those readers who are dissatisfied with the discontinuation.
I think there is no need for the two parties to argue. I don't need anyone to clear the floor for me. I will be responsible for my own actions.
If someone hates me and thinks I owe them something, I admit it and it doesn't matter.
To be honest, I really miss the days when I didn’t post anything except the text. There are a lot less things and I don’t need to explain so much.
I will not play any games or have any discussions about updates in the future.
I dare not say how excellent the words or plots I write are, but I am responsible for the work. I write the stories I want to write and try my best. What I write is just slow and it takes time.
If something unexpected happens, I can only give priority to manuscripts with deadlines, because I also have to be responsible for those manuscripts.
If someone feels that I owe them my slow update, you can go and talk to Yuewen. You can offer a price that both Yuewen and I can accept, and ask them to add an additional clause to my contract. I must make more every day.
Few words.
The kind of people who come to my book review section to push for manuscripts after seeing pirated copies and ask me if I am sorry for the slow update of the readers. They feel that they are the boss, sorry, and will not wait for them. (To be continued.)
