Hidden Words

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As an author who has been struggling for many years, I would like to give you some advice. 1. Don't go to the palace. You must finish writing even if you rush into the street. This represents the author's attitude. Let me give you an example: I wrote a dozen books and signed a contract for one, but that one was banned after it was put on the shelves. At that time, I was out for an internship and gave up the opportunity to sign several other books. However, I arranged endings for them all, which was considered a different kind of completion. Now another book that was signed and completed was also sold out, but I opened the current one again. To sum it up, I was always struggling, but I loved writing, so I never cared about my grades. Hope you can stick with it too. 2. Persistence, just two words, you can treat it as the other half of your interest in life, don't give up easily. No author is successful from the beginning. Maybe many small websites' popular works are small vests created by great gods. If you can put it on the shelves, you are already ahead of a large number of people. Perseverance is the attitude that writing should have. 3. No, just two points. The other thing is to do what you can. Your body is the most important thing. If your body is broken, you won't have the energy to write. You can set a word count that can be completed easily, and just stick to it. Working too hard can easily break your body. If you write for a long time, your speed will pick up much faster. I used to update every two days (more than 2,000 words), then once a day (more than 5,000 words), and now I update once a day (more than 4,000 words), but I can easily type more than 10,000 words a day, and save the rest to take care of holidays and writing issues. I can do it, and so can you. Remember not to go into the palace, hold on, don't care about the data, one day you will succeed, maybe not now, maybe in your grandson's generation, but it can't sink forever, come on. After all, I'm used to it. There's nothing I can do about my hobby of writing. If you don't start it, you have a good chance. The most important thing is to persevere.