Chapter 198: The Pressure Is Too Great

The pressure is too great.

The pressure is too great, brothers.

Let me explain the situation first: this dog author is a student at a university in the southwest, now a senior, taking the postgraduate entrance exam in December, and still has to retake a Communication Principles course when school starts.

For the past two months, I have basically been studying calculus, linear algebra, and probability theory during the day, and writing at night.

Trying to do two things at once, I can only do both poorly.

Perhaps reader friends have also noticed that the logic in some of the later chapters is not very strong, the writing is very watered down, and some planned exciting plot points were forgotten because my head was full of advanced mathematics.

Originally, the selling points of this book were Mount and Blade, fighting, and Game of Thrones-style struggles, but because I am obsessed with studying, none of the major selling points have been written out, and large sections were filled with meaningless dialogue.

In a TV series, this is done to save money, but in a web novel, watering it down like this is a bit unfair to the readers.

Bang, bang, bang!

This dog author will kowtow three times to everyone first.

Previously, I thought I could turn into a writing machine and update ten thousand words every day after the book launched, but studying has dragged me down, and I can only find time to start writing after eight or nine o'clock, writing whatever I can that day.

Doing this has not only failed to satisfy the readers, but it has also hurt my daily routine.

By the time I finish updating around twelve o'clock every day, my brain is still active, and with the necessary steps like brushing my teeth, washing my face, and showering, it is already past one o'clock when I get into bed, and I fall asleep closer to two.

When I wake up at seven or eight the next morning, I am muddled, and I get sleepy after studying in the classroom for a while.

For every half hour of study, I might have to reward myself with an hour of sleep.

In such a state, how can I learn anything?

So it is September, and I have only just finished the first round of basic knowledge for advanced mathematics, with a second round of massive problem-solving and a third round of analyzing key and difficult points still ahead.

Even worse, I haven't even started on English, politics, or my specialized courses.

Although I am preparing to take the exam for my current university, with this study situation, there is definitely no hope for December.

I consider myself a "small-town test-taker," my family's circumstances are not very good, and after twelve years of hard study, I got into a 985 university in the southwest; if I just graduate with a bachelor's degree like this without even getting into graduate school, I would be somewhat unwilling to accept it.

So this dog author is preparing to focus entirely on the postgraduate entrance exam, but please rest assured, everyone, this book will not be abandoned.

Three months later, whether I pass the exam or not, I will definitely resume updates.

Bang, bang, bang!

Three more kowtows, I sincerely hope for your understanding.