On the Avenue

Although I don't want to admit it, Zhaizhu is indeed "old" and can't update 8,000 to 9,000 words every day all year round.

As you can see from the update time of these chapters, Zhaizhu is no longer the pig who can update ten chapters on the shelf.

Recently, Zhaizhu has been fighting with his body and wants to write, but after struggling and adjusting several times, the difficulty of completing this task is still beyond imagination.

After a long period of coding life, various occupational diseases have emerged in an endless stream, such as tenosynovitis caused by keyboard typing; long-term brain use leads to insomnia; long-term sitting leads to prostatitis, and now I do splits every day when I urinate; in addition, the doctor said that the urticaria that has been cured will recur due to continued low immunity; there are also sequelae such as brain fog after impotence,

and the memory is not as good as before.::

Some problems can be overcome a little, such as the problems caused by long-term sitting. Zhaizhu just bought a lifting table and can try to stand up to code, but some problems can no longer be reversed by the pig's personal willpower.

When writing 8,000 words a day in "On the Avenue", some readers would say, "It's too short, pig!" When updating 10,000 words, some readers are still not satisfied. Is this called a long chapter? The pigs in the village are so lazy that they have to be served.

In fact, the reason behind this is the smoking pig's trotters. The pig's body can't allow it.

Up to now, Zhaizhu has been writing for 16 years and 31 million words. However, when I want to write a folk fairy tale fantasy story that I have never been involved in before, the pressure of creation is not getting smaller, but bigger.

Not only is it difficult to collect information and materials, but once the chapters are uploaded, they have to be serialized every day, and there is not enough time to adjust the outline and plot every day.

Unless it is to "save trouble", write the same as before.

Writing a story requires inspiration. If you don't have inspiration, you just sit in front of the computer and you just can't write it. Sometimes you stare at the screen for more than ten hours and you are about to cry, and you still only write a thousand words in the next chapter. Seeing that readers urge you to update but you don't,

I am also very sad, but I just can't write it.

Some readers will ask, doesn't the author have an outline before starting the book?

Of course there will be an outline, but the writing of characters and the creation of plots are very complicated. Not only do they require an outline, but they also require inspiration, design, and structure.

So sometimes Zhaizhu wrote a few thousand words, and after reading through them, he felt that the plot was not good and would delete it all.

Even the plot sometimes affects me in reverse. When writing the chapters where Grandpa Chen Yin "died", not only Chen Shi was very sad, Zhaizhu cried even more miserably than Chen Shi.

With the increase of such plots, the characters in the book seemed to slowly come alive.

This is why everyone likes to read "On the Avenue".

Just relying on the amount of updates will never satisfy everyone, but a better story may be able to.

Zhaizhu needs a certain amount of rest and relaxation to ensure that the subsequent reading experience of the book "On the Avenue" is more polite and the story is more interesting.

In order to give the broken body and the nearly scrapped brain a little rest time, I will update it on Saturdays and Sundays every week in the future. I really can't stand eight or nine thousand words every day.