Back to the Nineties, and Something Feels Off

Since I started writing novels, I've suddenly realized how fast time flies at work. Before I knew it, I'd written a short, simple story, and when I checked the time, four hours of work had already passed. One more chapter... Hehe, time to go home.

Working eight hours a day, I spend my time either reading novels or playing video games. Now I'm running out of books, making life even harder, which is why I had the idea to write a novel. However, ideas and reality are different; my resume isn't good enough, and there are many things I can't write.

Everyone, go wash up and go to bed. This is an abandoned project; two more chapters have been censored.

Just to clarify, I've never written a novel before. I just use it to pass the time during my workdays. I've never thought about signing a contract or anything like that. If anyone reads this, please don't criticize me; I'm just a newbie. However, feel free to offer any suggestions; I'll learn from them.

Sigh, how should novels be written? So many light novels have been written already. I really admire those master writers; they write all sorts of conspiracies and coded language so well. Do you think they live in a world of deceit and treachery every day? Should I go and study Machiavellianism?

I created a book club group, number 287249381, but there's not a single person there yet!

I have applied to join the book club group, please approve!

I listened to it by voice; I didn't like watching it. Why do you always end with a "ha"? It's making me cringe!

I didn't feel much after reading the whole thing. It was fairly smooth, but the plot was all old-fashioned and lacked any highlights. The writing was just average.

I've already written enough manuscripts to cover the latter half of 1991, and I'm currently thinking about how to procure a large quantity of daily necessities, such as flour, cigarettes, liquor, and various canned goods, in preparation for a trip to the Soviet Union.