Taking a Short Break

I need to take a week off.

The fifth part has been completed, and the next part will be the final volume of this book.

Once Morioh is finished, this book will be officially complete.

Honestly, after serializing this series for so long, my inspiration and passion have been completely exhausted during the long and painful process of conception.

At first, I really didn't expect that writing this book would be so difficult in the later stages.

Poisons, smoke, electricity, wind, gasoline, willow catkins, fungi, dust, batteries, biogas, liquid oxygen, natural gas. I've tried almost every imaginable trick to play with.

Now, even when I fart, I worry about whether it will explode.

Almost everything that can be written has already been written. If you want to write something innovative, you can only spend more effort on the conception.

This excessive mental exertion has left me frequently restless and emotionally unstable over the past six months. I've become very susceptible to negative feedback and prone to withdrawing myself, and this bad mood, in turn, has negatively impacted my creative abilities, creating a vicious cycle.

Writing books has become a torment, not a pleasure.

In this situation, it would be a struggle to even finish writing.

I really can no longer guarantee the update speed.

I have to ask for leave.

I need a week to prepare, but now I not only need time to immerse myself in my thoughts, but also time to relax and rest without thinking about anything.

So this week might not be enough. (But I'll definitely update something after a week, because not updating for 7 consecutive days will cause readers to lose their investments. Unfortunately.)

That's settled then.

See you in a week.