After two years of writing, I've finally finished it. For me, this is a book that took a very long time to write and ended up with a lot of words.
This was my first time writing a level-up story. I found leveling up such a hassle. Invincible stories without all the leveling are much easier to write.
The update pace and schedule for this book are both things I need to reflect on.
There wasn't much I could do about the pace. My typing speed is limited, and my brain doesn't work well enough to come up with that many plotlines. I tried adding extra chapters a few times and pushed myself until I was practically dead, completely exhausted. I'd finish writing and collapse straight into bed. My abilities are limited, and I admit I was at fault.
I kept trying to post as early as possible, but real life got in the way. I had a day job and couldn't write during the day, so I could only update at night.
I also tried updating as soon as I got off work. That worked pretty well, and I could usually finish before midnight—until around May or June last year.
During that period, I was assigned to inspect a prison. I got up at eight every morning and went to the prison, walking around from morning until night. I couldn't get back to the dorm to rest until seven in the evening. I was so tired and sleepy I could barely keep my eyes open, so I had to take a nap for an hour or two. Then I'd wash my face with cold water to wake myself up before continuing to write.
By the time I started writing, it was already nine or nine-thirty at night. I'd write