Wandering the Primordial World as a World Tree
Chapter 42

Sorry, About the Update Schedule

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I was born in 1999 and could be said to have accomplished nothing. I have a job of my own, paying 4,500 yuan a month.

Everyone probably knows that my family is against me writing novels. They all think it is neglecting proper work. After all, they mean well, and I understand that. Sigh, I am already twenty-four this year.

To be honest, World Tree Walking the Primordial World was the first novel I ever signed a contract for. Since it is my first, my personal goal is simply to finish writing it.

As for making money, I truly never thought about it, because the purpose of writing this book was to practice my writing, to tell the story in my heart, and to prepare for the future.

As for updates, let me talk about my schedule.

After work, if I do not have overtime, I get home around 5:40. After dinner, it is probably 6:30. Then I need to teach myself CNC programming until 8:00. My time for writing is from 9:00 to 10:00 and 11:00.

(I am currently writing novels behind my family's back. Otherwise, they would nag me for ages.)

I do not have any saved chapters right now. I type rather slowly, around five hundred to eight hundred characters an hour. Posting two thousand characters a day already takes me until 11:30 at night.

One two-thousand-character update a day is my limit. I usually rest on Sundays, so I will see whether I can manage two updates, or at least try my best to do so.

A little complaint: I never realized it when I was reading novels, but now that I have written one myself, I suddenly have even more respect for those great authors who wrote millions of words without getting signed.

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