Above The Sky (Yin Tianshen Yin): Pull the crotch bar (Golden Legend)

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Hello everyone, I am Yintian Shenyin, your friend who used to watch me three times a day.

I think most of my friends, at least those who follow me, know that my recent physical condition is not optimistic, and they also know that this is the reason why my updates have been intermittent for the past month and a half, but I think I still need to formally explain it to you. Let’s talk about the reason why I stretch my hips.

Since March this year, I have been suffering from frequent headaches, tinnitus and some strep throat. Because of my irregular work schedule and my fondness for chili peppers, I didn’t think this was a big deal. As long as I ate a light diet and let it fall into place for a few days, I would be fine.

But this is not the case. This symptom lasted for less than half a year, and occasionally got better, but would soon relapse. In July this year, my blood oxygen dropped sharply to 82%. I was so frightened that I immediately went to the hospital to receive oxygen and undergo a gastrointestinal examination.

Fortunately, it was not sequelae of white lung, but gastric compression and chest pain. However, this also showed that I also had a serious problem with my gastrointestinal tract, and the doctor said that my lungs were not completely fine and that I needed a complete physical examination for observation.

During the physical examination in August this year, I was found to have 14 problems, large and small, including diffuse thyroid disease, slow inflammation of the lungs, small lung nodules, fatty liver and other serious problems. ——Pneumonia was also the reason why my blood oxygen dropped drastically at that time.

I can only say that fortunately, I don’t have acute pneumonia or large lung nodules, and I don’t have cirrhosis of the liver. I am still far away from cancer. I had a timely physical examination and all of my physical symptoms were not serious and could be treated with exercise, diet and daily medication.

I am not distressed by this, and I am even very happy. I follow the doctor's advice and eat a light, low-salt, low-oil, low-carbohydrate diet. I exercise for two hours a day and take medicine on time. I have lost seven kilograms in one and a half months. Ten to nine times healthier than I have been at any time in the last ten years.

But writing a book hurts my hips.

There are actually many reasons. My body still hasn’t recovered. It’s really difficult to write the plot when it’s time to end. I haven’t fully adapted to my normal daily schedule. I’m not energetic during the day and can’t sleep at night. I’m eating too few carbohydrates. My brain can't work or something...

But pulling the crotch is pulling the crotch.

The plot of "Above the Sky" is actually in my mind, and I have already written it to the end. I wouldn’t say that every detail is just waiting to be penned down, but it’s not that far off. The problem is, I can't find an accurate way to write it out.

Maybe it’s the drugs, maybe it’s the body, maybe it’s just a lack of inspiration. In short, these plots are difficult to write.

I am quite satisfied with the plot of King of Jhin, because it was updated every two days at that time, so I had plenty of time to think about it.

But for the subsequent plots of the Light World and Fairy Country, I forced myself to update them every day, so I always felt that I was writing them in a hurry. Looking back, I saw that there were still a lot of foreshadowings that had not been drawn out, such as the one between Hua An and Frost Butterfly for Ian. The birthday plot, the popularity of the pirate captain in the Fairy Country, the construction of the Fairy Camp in the New World, and the communication with Cangxing in the New World, the smooth transition from the identity of the King of the Flying Flame Land to the exploration of the Light Realm, etc... I forget everything in a hurry, and it feels very uncomfortable when I write it back and can't get it in.

Of course, the overall plot is smooth, but it lacks some foreshadowing details. When I was writing it, I thought, 'It's too silly, so there's no need to write about it, just skip it.' But when I look back, I can find that these details are the decisive factor. improve reading comfort.

I learned from this painful experience and feel that I still need to think more.

Gao Tian Shang Shang was able to update w words every day for half a year. It was not because I was really fast at coding, but because I had 250,000 words saved when I started the book. Sorry, I deceived everyone. I actually can’t update 10,000 words a day, and I’m not an expert at coding. However, when monsters were killed and they would die, I was indeed able to make more than 10,000 per day, but now my battered body really couldn't bear it anymore.

Overall, this is a crotch strip.

High above the sky is indeed coming to the finale (not the finale, but the final plot line), and I cannot guarantee updates every day... It is very difficult for me to write four thousand words every day. Simple, but I prefer to spend two days writing eight thousand or three days writing twelve thousand. Friends who have been reading my books since Soul of Burning Steel know that I never update a lot of words, but I prefer to keep them in big chapters.

This may be where I'm lagging behind the times. I really can't write small chapters, and I can't write the plot I want smoothly, and my body can't support writing more than 10,000 words a day. , extending the update interval is the only way.

——Friends, how many times does it take a book to reach a happy ending?

I believe I will be able to give the answer within this year.

Thank you for your support, see you tomorrow!