Fuck Meow Hokage

There are no beautiful sentences and no eye-catching words. There is no ink in my stomach, and the words I write are not beautiful enough.

Of course, now that I don’t need a pen, I have become a keyboard warrior.

However, typing on the keyboard is quite slow, not to mention careless and typos.

In addition, if you don’t have an unbridled imagination, you won’t be able to write good novels.

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One thing to say, last week made me feel physically tired. I worked overtime all night and couldn't find time to code.

To be honest, I don’t think it’s difficult to write two thousand words a day. For me, two hours is enough.

The hard thing is to find two hours every day.

There is work, life, and entertainment.

I will write more when I have time, so that I will have a chapter or two in stock when unexpected situations arise.

When I wasn’t busy at work, I would take time off and on at work to complete the 2,000-word task for the day.

I’ll code another chapter when I get home tonight.

It’s just that some time ago I often worked on it until two or three in the morning and I was a little bit injured.

Then the stock ran out the day before yesterday.

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I received a message today: "Hello, your novel has been reviewed and has not yet met the contract standards."

It doesn’t matter whether you sign or not, it’s just a stand-alone game anyway (self-comfort).

But I did feel a little disappointed: it turned out that the novel was not good-looking, and it was not approved by the editor.

I also hope that I didn’t sign the contract just because it didn’t look good and nothing else. After all, the problem is with me, and I have the ability to change it.

So I asked: "I hope you can tell me where I did not do enough and did not meet the contract standards so that I can make corrections."

Reply: "The specific contract signing standards are comprehensively considered by the editors and cannot be answered in this channel."

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At first, I came to write novels because I was bored, and I really didn’t think about signing a contract.

As a result, the platform proactively sent me a message to inform me that I met the contracting standards and could apply for a contract.

Maybe this situation made me mistakenly think that I could still sign the second book smoothly.

But this is not the case.

In terms of attitude, I played the first book casually, and wrote the second one seriously.

So this result makes me a little bit...

As for "efforts may not necessarily be rewarded", hey, there are too many.

It's like chasing a girl you like.

Then that's all that matters.

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I think of the poem I read when I read Dream of Red Mansions.

The paper is full of absurd words, a handful of bitter tears.

It is said that the author is crazy, who can understand the meaning of it.

Here, I would like to explain "Crazy" as "Stupid".

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Ever since I was a child, I have liked to give up halfway and have no perseverance in doing things. It wasn’t until many years later that I became ill and needed to take baths every day.

My father was very surprised: "I didn't expect someone like you to insist on taking a bath every day!"

Now, I have begun, and as long as I am not dead, I will finish it.

Even if I fail to sign the contract, even if the number of readers of the novel is 0 like the last one, I will still continue writing it slowly.

Until the end.

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Then, I wish someone on my side a smooth trip!