The First Sword of the Earth

The mentality of getting up almost exploded...

A buddy said that your five-shift is delayed until the early morning of the next day, and other people's five-shifts are consecutive, and you can’t give you a ticket...

I……

Dare to be angry but dare not speak.

Let me explain the update. The five consecutive shifts can only be done if there is a copy. I am on the fifth or fourth shift every day. It starts from the time I wake up in the afternoon and stays until the fifth shift of the next day. This is the code. The word everyday.

Why do I stay up late to update?

There is no way, without water word count, intensive revision of each chapter, and constantly guarding the book review to receive reader feedback. You can only rely on working hours to help you. You can look at the update time under the catalog statistics. From midnight, it is 4.5.6 within a day. Even.

What I said about the five shifts is from waking up to going to bed, taking 8 o'clock in the morning every day as the statistical cycle, saying that at 8 o'clock the next morning, didn't I also update the five chapters...

Last month, the average daily update of 14,000 words was not fake. In the first month of its launch, the number of words was not delayed, the plot was not messed up, and the 400,000 words update was not fake. Look at the update time on the catalog page.

If you think that the early morning is the second day, then I am three in the morning and two in the other time periods. Isn't it the same as the five in the morning...

If I only want to update the volume and just add water to the plot, my codeword speed is 3,000 words in half an hour, but I need a lot of time to polish, revise, and think about it, turn the 3,000-word draft into a finished draft and publish it. Show it to readers.

In the first week of listing, I have saved the manuscript and go to bed at 12 o’clock every night;

In the second week after the release, the manuscripts were exhausted and the update time began to be unstable. I insisted on five shifts and went to bed at four o'clock every night.

Now, I have gone to bed at seven in the morning, because the early morning is quiet and efficient, and no one interrupts my writing.

My five is true.

I feel that my efforts have been questioned by one sentence, and I am not very happy in my heart.

The code word is gone, and the guy who saw this reply deleted it after seeing the reply.