The group gods who retired to fish in Genshin Impact

Chapter 1361 I forgot to ask for leave yesterday. I don’t know what to write at all, I’m so helpless

I forgot to explain when I asked for leave yesterday, but I guess you are used to it. Yesterday was mainly because I prepared a family dinner for Women’s Day.

Originally, this dinner should be completed during the two days of Xiaonian and Lantern Festival, but because we encountered a rare university here this year, the thickest part of the road was already more than half a meter of snow.

So I couldn't bring my family over to spend those two nights together, and I waited until last night to have a meal together.

I was supposed to issue a leave certificate, but for some reason I forgot.

Well, I originally wanted to reissue the entire 1000-word explanation afterwards, but after thinking about it, I felt it was unnecessary. Anyway, you are probably used to me asking for leave once a month.

Even if I have to stop updating for a few days, I will probably explain it in advance, so I just won’t update it later.

Moreover, the feeling of taking a day off without having to do anything is a bit empty, a bit confused, and a bit boring, but I have to say it is really refreshing.

At least it allowed me to empty my brain for a short period of time without thinking about anything.

I feel like if I could normally take two or three days off a month without updating, I think it would be quite helpful to organize my thoughts.

You can only ask for it once a month, which is so annoying. Those who have a lot of money don't care. Anyway, the money is probably just a tax deduction for them.

For example, those with less money may be fine if they can't get perfect attendance, and it doesn't matter if they stop the program when necessary. But it's really hard for people like me who are stuck in the middle and can't get up or down.

But there is nothing I can do about it. After all, my current surroundings do not allow me to write novels quietly by myself.

If you don't have to worry about anything every day. If you just stay at home and have a stable income, the surroundings will be particularly quiet.

I was a little happier when I wrote, but what I write now is really not happy at all.

Recently, I have been messing around with a few routine novels. I originally planned to make some quick money and stabilize my income, but after writing them, they totaled 50,000 to 60,000 words.

Not satisfied with any of them, I deleted them all. I really don’t understand how such a mentally retarded novel could be written.

There is no need for a story, just fun.

If you really like it, wouldn't it be easier to just write an invincible article? Why write about counterattack and awakening?

And I don’t know why as soon as some system or something is added to the novel, I feel like the novel is so fucking disgusting.

Anyway, after I tried it, I found that I really couldn’t write and didn’t want to touch it at all.

I'm wondering if I should read a few traditional novels, or something slow-paced or something like that.

With a system like this, there is no other way but to rely on the system. I really can't write this type of article.

I'm not the kind of person who likes to rely on others or external forces.

The protagonist's style of relying on the system to rise is really not what I'm good at.

I still like the kind of people who rely on their own training, or rely on the guidance of seniors, and then study and practice hard, and develop and rise through their own efforts and understanding.

I think I have opened four books so far and you should be able to read it.

Whether it's Jiang Shi, Le Ming, Ling Yi, or the first generation King of Darkness, the first generation King of Time and Space who only appear in the background version or some previous stories.

None of their strength is innate. They have experienced many life and death crises in the past, and then they have trained and tempered them bit by bit through their own efforts.

Although Ling Yi is also a born evil god, his invincible strength is not something he is born with. At least he has experienced thousands or even tens of thousands of years of accumulation.

I feel that my style is more suitable for traditional writing, and I can make myself stronger through down-to-earth exercises.

However, traditional writing takes a long time, and generally requires more than a million words to see improvement and persist until one million words.

Let me be honest, if Rise does not succeed, a book of 100 million words will be wasted, which will be a test of time and cost for too long.

But it’s all just imagination, and I’m really not good at it.

Without a system, to be honest, with my current situation. A stable quality cannot be guaranteed.

Secondly, anything that involves imagination basically requires a system.

Without a system, the system may draw you out of the mental classification. When the time comes, a book in the mental classification will be classified into another category, and it will be neither high nor low, neither three nor four. of.

Isn’t this even more fucking annoying? It’s really hard to make money.

So I’m thinking about what the novel is now.

It relies on the ability to stitch together other people's worldviews, stitch together the plots of those film and television dramas, stitch together various fantasy works, and then become one's own original creation.

It's better to throw away your brain, don't worry about anything, just go on enjoying yourself, go to women when you see them, kill men when you see them, grab good things when you see them, and engage in this kind of selfishness.

It is better to always stick to your own bottom line, keep trial and error bit by bit, and keep trying one book after another. Only after four, five, or even ten years or decades can you succeed in one book.

I always insist on myself and want to create my own perfect works, and then endure the days when I may not be able to get ahead for several years or even more than ten years.

Write each story to the end.

Or, keep writing, cut one book if you don’t have money, cut another book if you don’t have money, write more on whichever book you have money, give up when you don’t have money, and then continue writing new books.

It's always been like this.

I feel that these are the four general directions of the entire domestic online literature industry.

From the perspective of earning money as an average author, the first and second methods are obviously the best.

But the results are obvious, they are not long-lasting, and like the first two methods, they basically require a system.

However, the system itself is not what I am good at, and the ability of characters to sew together other worldviews and plots or the brainless coolness itself is not my style of writing, nor is it what I am good at, nor is it what I like.

So the first two don't work for me.

I am persisting in the third option, but the result is obvious and difficult.

It was so difficult that I no longer had the desire to write a book.

The time cost is too long, and it may not be possible to get ahead, especially in today's impetuous and low-IQ network environment.

Not to mention the fourth. You may be able to make money, or you may not be able to make money. Even if you can make money, you rarely make a lot of money, and your income is completely unstable.

And to put it bluntly, you have so many books as a eunuch. When people see you, they will know that you are a dead eunuch. Who would want to read your book?

So writing novels is really annoying now, and I don’t know what to write to attract people.

And to put it bluntly, for many novels nowadays, the reviews are all full of criticism, and the number of readers is more than the last.

Nowadays, excluding the top masters, basically all authors and novels in the middle and lower classes have more people criticizing them, the more people will read them.

Nowadays, negative reviews are not like something used to urge creators to improve the quality of their creations. Instead, they are a symbol that proves that the creator has made a lot of money.