September summary, monthly summary, it's here again.
First, let's talk about the release schedule.
I originally planned to release 20 or more extra chapters in September, but actually only finished 13. Why? Because I misjudged the grim situation in September! To use an internet joke, it's like thinking everything would be fine when you grow up, only to realize once you grow up that you ultimately couldn't escape.
First is Teacher's Day...
When the children's teachers have a holiday, they torment the parents by making them put up bulletin boards or do cleaning.
I honestly don't get it. I remember when I was in school, students handled all of this themselves. Why has it all turned into something parents have to do now? You think it ends there? No, then you have to order new school uniforms and all sorts of messy things.
Then came all sorts of issues with my younger son, like adapting to kindergarten and various physical checkups.
Just as things finally quieted down a little bit, the National Day holiday arrived and the torment of parents continued...
Anyway, that's how it was.
As for everything else, there weren't many major changes; life continued in an orderly fashion.
Next, to answer some questions.
Out-of-text -- QQ Group Password -- 1234567890 Q: Give some life advice to corporate slaves. A: Honestly work hard, a lifetime passes very quickly, and practice reincarnation skills when you have nothing to do—you'll need them later.
Q: Can the author introduce what is good about mature women?
A: Tender like water, that internal and external charm is something a little girl doesn't possess.
Q: Will Catherine's scenes increase in the future? A: I have no such thoughts temporarily. This belongs to a rather important secondary storyline, but as long as it's not the