Everything Is for My Wife, Who Has Disappeared

I'll leave it at that for now, and try writing a short story to get back into the flow; I'm feeling a bit lost right now.

I talked a lot with a former bestselling author today. He always complained that his writing style wasn't good enough and that his sales weren't high enough, while I felt that as long as you maintain the quality of your book, writing something popular has a high chance of becoming a hit. Life is short, do we really care about that much money? I still want to take advantage of the present moment to record my inner thoughts and feelings, to have something to remember for my future self. Why can't we all understand each other?

Is EI-chan no longer writing? (When will she return?)

Today I plan to go see the editor to apologize and get a contract signed. Once it's signed, you'll see a more diligent me.

I understand now why they let Wutong interact with his mother-in-law; after all, he had experience dealing with Ai, who also had a yandere personality.

I didn't understand the rest.

Starting tomorrow, I'll be updating twice a day during the Mid-Autumn Festival. I've already sent the contract back for review. If I can get the title posted by October 1st, I'll write at least 3000 words per day until the story concludes.

I've already signed a contract with an editor. This book will probably be around 300,000 words, but it's hard to say when it will be released. I'm already brainstorming ideas for a new book, and I might also fill in the gaps in my old book.

There's nothing to be afraid of anymore. Why, you ask? Because I've updated again! It would be even better if Fridays were double dates from now on.

I highly recommend this book.