The blocked Chapter 791 has been lifted and will not commit suicide in the future.

I went out yesterday afternoon. I felt something was wrong when I came back in the evening. I was very tired. I lay on the sofa and rested for more than an hour without getting excited. I knew I couldn’t write it out at that time. Because of the blocking of the chapters, I posted a single chapter yesterday, so I was embarrassed to post it again and say I wanted to take a leave. I thought I would go to bed early, so I would write it today and update it early.

My daily routine has been too chaotic recently. I always go to bed at around 5 a.m., and I just happened to adjust my daily routine.

I lay down at 12 o'clock last night, tossing and turning, conceiving the plot, and maybe I fell asleep at around 4 o'clock in a daze, but I woke up at around 12 o'clock, so I quickly sat in front of the computer...

Then now, I haven't written a single word.

I got together with a few authors in the same city to write. Today they all went out, and I was alone. In the past 9 hours, I was in the lobby on the first floor, sitting in front of the computer, lying on the sofa, turning around, as confused as a headless fly...

I didn't write a word but I felt anxious and my brain was tired. This is really old.

I just had a thought: It’s really difficult to code!

There are three volumes of this book, and there are about 1.2 million words left. I flipped through my outline notes, and it was really a big deal. It is much more difficult to write a book later than before. It is like climbing a mountain. The higher the altitude, the more it gets, the more physically and difficult it is.

No wonder many books are slower when they are written later, and the author is physically and mentally exhausted.

I'm slow to update, 4,000 words a day, and I take a regular leave of three days a month. Sometimes I have four days, and I can still make a living in such a salty fish state. I feel quite ashamed to think about it.

But this is really my limit. Many times I tried to write more, but it affected the rhythm and had fewer updates...

There is no way, my brain is really not good, and my hand speed is not good either.

It takes more than two and a half hours to write a chapter of 4,000 words. In fact, before writing, you have to conceive about one hour, which means that a chapter takes nearly four hours. Two updates will take eight hours, and I’m thinking during this period, and I can’t stand it.

What I fear most is that I have been struggling for a whole day, neither writing it out nor resting, and both ends are empty.

That's what it is today...

A reader told me in the afternoon that he waited for the update to 3 o'clock last night, which made me feel very embarrassed, so I still have to notify me in advance if I didn't update. Please allow me to take another day to rest and resume updates tomorrow.

I'm really sorry, everyone!

Please understand a bachelor who will be 34 years old in another month but still has nothing...
Chapter completed!