First, thank you to all the readers who subscribed through official channels.
Special thanks to all the generous donors. Most of you are in the reader group, so I won't name you one by one (lazy).
Bing Huo is deeply grateful to everyone who donated. It's a sign that you value and recognize my work.
It often makes Bing Huo ask himself: what have I done to deserve everyone's favor?
So whenever Bing Huo gets stuck and can't keep writing, I remember everyone's encouragement and keep writing with determination and all my strength.
Writing a book is a journey of self-cultivation. That's how it is for me.
Work, writing, life.
Those three intertwined factors make up Bing Huo's life right now.
Right now, my writing time comes at the expense of a large part of my work and life. I'm not very satisfied with that, because it proves I haven't managed the relationship between them well.
An author with no life, no experience, and no reflection probably can't write anything particularly compelling, either.
So my goal for the coming month is to write hard and live well!
(A small number of the more handsome readers asked: what about work? Answer: slacking off-in other words, I'm not competing anymore. I'll finish the tasks assigned to me, but won't take the initiative or socialize for work.)
I hope that one day my writing income can support me going full-time. When that happens, things will look quite different. Well, the update rate will definitely increase, anyway.
Here's my report on March's results:
Words posted: 230,000.
Average daily update: 7,500 words.
Days off taken: 0.
Chapters currently owed: 20 (damn! I owed 21 at the end of last month. Rounded off, does that mean nothing changed?).
Monthly votes: 1,450.
I didn't reach the 250,000-word