There are always many things in the world that cannot be solved.

For example, I originally wanted to write a book, but suddenly my illness recurred, forcing me to interrupt more than half of the novel I had already updated.

This time the condition was much more serious than before, so much so that I stayed in the hospital for more than three months and received infusions from nine o'clock in the morning to four or five o'clock in the afternoon every day. The veins on both hands were covered with scars.

I couldn't find a place to get an injection, and even the nurse couldn't help but "press" me, when will I be discharged from the hospital?

Is there anyone in this world who is willing to stay in the hospital?

If it weren't for the fact that the medication was no longer able to control the condition and the condition was getting worse, no one would stay in such a place.

After being hospitalized for more than three months, Western medicine seemed to be really ineffective on me. Even the doctors were a little helpless, so I could only leave the hospital in a hurry before my condition improved.

I have been suffering from illness for seventeen or eight years. In fact, I have already accepted any outcome and just lay down and let it torture me.

If I weren't still worried about my elderly parents, perhaps leaving would be my greatest relief.

But no matter what, since I still have concerns in my heart, I still have to grit my teeth and live hard.

If we want to survive, we must continue writing this book.

In fact, after a break of three or four months, I have almost forgotten the plot of the book, and even some of the characters cannot be remembered clearly. If I want to continue reading again, I am afraid it will take a long time to get familiar with it.

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But please don't worry, I promised that this book would not be unfinished, so I would definitely finish it. Even if no one reads it, I still have to write it well.

Sometimes people are so fragile.

Just two days ago, when I was reading news online, I suddenly discovered that another person in the writing circle died young due to illness.

While feeling regretful, I suddenly felt a sense of urgency. There are still so many things that I want to do but haven't done yet, and there are still so many things that are half-finished.

It’s better to seize the time and don’t leave any regrets to yourself.

Finally, I hope all new and old readers can take care of themselves. Isn’t there a saying that goes well?

Don't be sick for anything...

In addition, I will resume updating from today. Because the interruption time is too long and the resumption is a bit slow, I will update one chapter of 2,000 words per day for the time being. After the plot is straightened out, it will be restored to two updates.
Chapter completed!