Mastering Time at a Run-Down Taoist Temple

To be honest, before I started writing this book, I never thought that writing would be so difficult. I have a formal job with a decent income, and I am also an old bookworm. In fact, I had the idea of ​​writing a book many years ago, but I registered my account and put it aside, and I never had the motivation. The original reason for writing this book was very simple - there was a shortage of books. I rummaged through the bookshelf, clicking on one and then closing it. Anyone who has followed the book should understand the feeling of depression of "no books to read". I thought at that time, if I couldn't find it, I would write it myself, and type out the story that had been lingering in my mind for a long time, word by word. Then I realized that reading and writing are separated by a whole galaxy. I thought like this in my head, and the outline was ready, but why did it end up like this when I wrote it? Behind a chapter of two to three thousand words, there are many times when I was stuck staring at the screen and how many late nights I spent deleting and writing, writing and deleting again. I am a complete newbie and this is my first book. The results are not very good, I admit that. As a newcomer, you should be grinding slowly in a corner where no one cares. I don't understand the signing process either, so I kept writing it blankly, and then I was worried about why no one read it. I was really frustrated. It happened to be in this corner that I saw you. Seeing the unceremonious pointing out of plot perception issues in the comment area, seeing the warm encouragement and support, seeing every recommendation vote silently cast, and privately telling me about the title Literary Youth Problem (has been changed), and reading the latest chapters, I am no longer the first person... These things are very small, so small that they are not worth mentioning in front of the data of those great masters. But to me, they are lights that light up one by one in the dark night. I was really excited, and suddenly I discovered that someone was actually reading it, and that the words I wrote would really reach someone at a certain moment. At that moment I suddenly didn't feel tired anymore. The book has also been signed, and the results are still not good, but it is much better than no one reading it. So I want to say a very serious thank you here: thank you book friends @Xuxu, @ Drinking Horse Hanhai, @ think of Y, @invasivetracks, @for the sake of sneaking away, @, @, @ indifferent European Emperor, @, @basking in the sun, @ Reader 8182845904, @Reader 1831604, @, @1, @... Thank you for not despising this clumsy newcomer, and thank you for being willing to leave time for my story among so many choices. I can't promise how well this book will be written, but I can promise one thing: the outline is already there, at least 1.5-2 Million words in size, and I will definitely finish this story completely. I won't abandon the update, I won't leave it unfinished, and I won't disappoint those of you who are still waiting. The road for newbies is long, and I have just taken the first step. Please give me your advice in the future—— See you in the book, thank you! --Traversing the world 20260706

The story is a good one, but the protagonist is too obsessed and has too little knowledge.

I saw the recommendation, although the location is difficult to find, but I am very happy 😁 Add an updated chapter

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As the title says, no matter what the result is, it just feels so amazing, so I'll commemorate it. See you next 200,000

Listen to the advice version Thank you for reminding me about the title of Wenqing. I thought about it yesterday and will revise it today! Thanks again.

You write better, keep up the good work!

The writing is getting better and better. I send you the tickets and red envelopes. Keep up the good work and don't stop updating!

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