My Deskmate Wants Me Dead

We're both taking the college entrance exam next year! I read your post and found it quite interesting, so I saved it. I hope you continue writing because of your love for writing. I really admire how you managed to surpass 200,000 words despite your busy studies. I'm a real procrastinator; my update frequency is nowhere near as high as yours. Don't be discouraged—believe that hard work pays off!

I promised to visit, please show your support, keep it up!

A big shot who generates electricity out of love!

Hello everyone, I'm Fish, I'm a Fat Otaku, I'm not... All of you are so amazing! Looking at you, I feel like all I can do is try to improve my writing skills. Maybe it's because I'm still young, too young. There are so many things going on around me. Next year is the college entrance exam. Should I continue writing, or should I settle down and focus on studying? I don't know if anyone really likes this book. The number of clicks is increasing every day, but do you guys really like it? I ask myself honestly, were those two thousand-plus clicks attracted by the book title, by the title of the first chapter, and then they came to read it? What if the article dissatisfies or even disappoints the readers? As I pondered these things, I also wanted to hone my writing skills, but there were just too many things happening around me. With the upcoming round of review and my studies clearly falling behind, where would I find the time to write? I've considered whether to abandon this project altogether, but that would betray my initial passion for writing, and it wouldn't be a satisfactory answer for me. But there's no way around it. A hobby can be turned into a career, but I simply can't do it in my current state. I have applied to have my year-long block lifted so I can continue updating. I think Jiang Hen's story may be coming to an end soon, or new stories may sprout and emerge; everything is still unknown. If one day the story of "My Deskmate Wants My Life" is not finished but is marked as complete, please don't be surprised. I would be very satisfied if those who have read this book could have even a slight impression of it. Perhaps what I wrote is merely wishful thinking on my part, but if there are any readers who genuinely enjoy this book, I would like to express my gratitude and apologies. Goodbye