About Recent Events

Recently, I have been updating poorly. I originally planned to explain after this difficult period has passed and I can update more. At that time, it would be more sincere, but it rains on a rainy night, and I feel that I must say it first.

Old book friends basically know that I have lumbar disc herniation. This disease is fine when it is not flaring up, but if it compresses the nerve root and makes the nerve root inflamed, there will be a very painful acute period.

For me personally, it hurts to lie still in the first two days. It has been a little better in the past two days, but turning over and getting off the ground is still like being tortured.

I didn’t say it these days because I was thinking, lying in bed, typing for everyone with my mobile phone. Although the speed is lagging, I will try it anyway.

I know that many friends are concerned about my health and thank you all, but if there is any possibility, I still hope to write and update as much as possible.

Whether in life or online, I prefer to share happy things with people, and try not to talk about difficult things. On the one hand, I avoid bringing negative energy to everyone, and on the other hand, I don’t want people to say that I make up stories to sell misery.

How I wish I could keep doing it every day, not to say more, but two updates of 6,000 or 8,000?

Then when I resume normal updates, I can say calmly that although it was difficult before, I managed to get through it.

Unfortunately, it is still the old saying that when it rains, it rains. Now I have a cold, fever, sore throat, and headaches when I lie in bed all day and can't move. I can't even lie in bed and type with my phone.

Acetaminophen didn't work. It's still 37 degrees in the morning and 38 degrees at night. I plan to try ibuprofen tonight, just hoping to get rid of the fever as soon as possible.

Lying alone in a hotel room, unable to move, but with hot and cold, it's hard to do anything. In addition to the physical discomfort, it's also very bad psychologically.

The reason may be that I wanted to adjust my work and rest schedule before, so I drank coffee during the day to stay awake, hoping to sleep at night, but I couldn't sleep at night. Did I sleep too little? Maybe it has something to do with the immune system? I don't really understand.

In short, I hope that every reader of mine can protect their body and not end up like me, where so many problems broke out at the same time and the body always rebelled.

At the beginning of the month, I boasted that I would burn out all my energy. Well, how should I put it? I did burn out all my energy, but I didn't expect it to be so little. I actually expected it. I have been trying to adjust my work and rest schedule and also wanted to recover and maintain myself. But I thought I could at least make it through the end of the year and into next year, but I didn't expect it to burst in more than a month.

It's really overestimating one's own ability...

Regarding the next update, because I have a clumsy hand and type slowly, and it's even slower after using a mobile phone, and now I have a lot of things to do, it took me a long time to type just this single chapter. I can only say that I will try my best. As long as there is a glimmer of possibility, I will try to keep going.

It is particularly difficult to concentrate. After updating a chapter, my energy and spirit seem to be scattered. So in the next period of time, I will update once a day. The number of words depends on the state of the day. I will update more if I write more. I will try to write as much as possible.

In the future, I will try not to post single chapters easily to avoid affecting everyone's reading. In short, I will try to write more if I have the ability.

I have never posted an Easter egg chapter before. I just learned how to do it today after asking someone for advice. But I never expected that my first Easter egg chapter in my life would be used here...

My body is not doing well, and I have a hip strain. I am really sorry for the negative impact on your reading experience.