Xiuxian Work Log

Chapter 170 Remarks on the launch

I remember that during this summer vacation, because of too much pressure, I was always playing with my phone while falling into internal consumption and fear.

Finally, I sat alone at the door and thought for a long time, and decided to write something.

It doesn't matter what I write, it seems like I have something to do instead of being addicted to short videos and games. I always feel that I need to do something so-called "real work" to not waste my time, but I can't really understand and feel the warmth of upward mobility.

For a long time in elementary and middle school, I imitated and observed others. It wasn't until a friend pointed it out to me that I started to create some of my own characteristics.

But these personalities I added to myself were easily disliked by me, and I became weird and taciturn.

I tried to find the answer in the book, but it seemed to be of no use in the end.

Maybe there is no need to pursue the so-called meaning, as long as I think that everything can have meaning.

Writing novels is what I've stuck with the longest. Of course, after reading a nutrition book, I also gave up my daily snacking habits. Now I only eat once a week, and if I really want to, I'll buy some fruit.

For me, the most important things in life are eating, drinking, and novels.

I love every character and every world I create.

I really enjoy spending time alone, even though it can be a bit lonely sometimes.

But if I have novels, I am not lonely.

I'd like to thank all the readers who have commented on my novels recently. Every comment has given me such a pleasant surprise and excitement. It turns out that people read my novels, that I'm looked forward to by others, and that I'm not so bad after all.

Thank you for your encouragement and support, which helped me get through every day.

I hope everyone is in good health, eats well, drinks well, lives well and sleeps well!

ps: Once the work is put on the shelves, I have to keep some drafts, so I can’t have a life-and-death race every night.