Writer's Block

I've written over a thousand words so far. I'm taking the day off to sort things out. After this, I'll go back to updating two chapters a day. The chapters have been a bit too long, and they're tiring for you to read. Also, some readers use some kind of card—I don't really know what it is—but apparently they can't use it if the word count is too high. So I'll split it into two chapters instead, with each chapter being around three to four thousand words.

As for the writer's block, it's not that I'm stuck on the plot. I'm wondering what exactly you all like to read. I actually could have finished writing it today without getting stuck, but there's the issue of how much detail to include, as well as the professional knowledge. I can't just mindlessly pile all of it in, since that would feel like padding the word count. I'll think it over properly today. If I go to sleep now, I can still get a little rest.

It really gets harder and harder to write as it goes on. For example, A's level of loss of control definitely can't be too high, and it's hard to strike the right balance. I looked up a lot of information on this. Most of the time I spent today was actually spent on that.

How do I find that balance? I can't write a machine intelligence crisis. That kind of content isn't something an academic prodigy novel should be writing about.

So I went looking for how far A losing control could go in reality. Damn it, then a whole bunch of marketing accounts brainwashed me with every kind of nonsense. Little Black would count as weak in their videos.

In the end, I found several papers