Writer’s Musings: Progress and Previews

Diligently writing three thousand words each day, I’ve crossed four hundred thousand in the blink of an eye.

Autumn fades, winter arrives, exams draw near; before I know it, the year is almost over.

Unknowingly, the story has reached chapter 131 — congratulations are in order (though the pace is too slow).

I have to admit, it’s a pity that the daily update count is too few. Why can’t the author update earlier?

I must mention, which normal author doesn’t update five or six chapters a day like an octopus? Take the author of ‘I Don’t Want to Be Turned into the Heroine by the System’ — though a bit verbose, updating six chapters a day is truly responsible.

I have to sigh — a single daily chapter is not my intention; this is truly force majeure.

Enough rambling. Let’s refocus our prattling back to the core.

Let’s begin anew, narrating the progression of our plot.

The academy exams are over. The overt plotline of forming enmity is about to enter the Forbidden Forest.

The Bickmar crisis — the undercurrent development may not be well-received.

No comment. If I were to reveal it, it would be predetermined.

Doing so would be too young and too simple.

But ultimately, I support it — this will surely be an important plot.

I suggest you stockpile chapters; reading multiple in a row becomes quite enjoyable.

Speechless, I still have to memorize texts and solve problems, sometimes slacking off.

Let us encourage each other. Do not study as naively as I do.