Chapter 833: I won't return until Loulan is broken

I won't return until Loulan is broken.

This is a standalone chapter; I was supposed to write it tomorrow, but my mood fluctuated a bit, so I'll write it now.

At the outset, I planned to unleash a burst of updates at month's end and ask for monthly tickets. It should be double starting tomorrow, so friends who have monthly tickets, please save them for tomorrow for me—sorry for the trouble.

Starting tomorrow, six updates per day.

Starting May Day, seven updates per day, asking for a guaranteed May monthly ticket.

Below, let's chat a bit.

I've said before that I think a doctor's shining moment isn't a Nobel Prize, but rather earthquake and flood relief. My values may be off; I accept readers' criticism and will write well about the Nobel Prize.

The major climax is just this one, already finished. I looked back a few days ago and am still fairly satisfied, though there are some minor regrets.

After all, it's a web novel; readers read for fun, we shouldn't give them negative feelings, so many descriptions are just touched upon.

But what I wrote is really great!

From the initial will, to pressing forward again and again, to that cry, the raised fist piercing the heavens—all the way to the end, the great Chinese people are invincible.

I've written everything I wanted to.

But what comes next will be harder for me.

Changing the map, and still changing the map after a strong plot drop. This half month has been the darkest period since I started the book six months ago. Every day I tell my wife I can't write…

It's still lack of experience; the major climax was opened a bit hastily. If I had laid groundwork on the capital side first, been familiar with it, it wouldn't be so abrupt.

After all, upon reaching Di Du, still one of the nation's top three-tier hospitals, the 912 Hospital, Zheng Ren can't just jump into surgery like in Hai Cheng ER. In the Intervention Department, there are hardly any new surgeries; I keep writing about liver cancer, late-stage liver cirrhosis surgeries, afraid readers will get bored. And doing general surgery, both emotionally and logically, is inappropriate.

Fortunately, the groundwork is almost done; the upcoming pacing will be much better.

This is a shortcoming due to lack of writing experience; I admit it.

Having realized this, I will change, give it my all, continually break my limits, and strive to write a cool book.

Nearly two million words, enthusiasm unchanged, no filler. Of course… this point, classmate Pangpang nuo haishé raised an opinion.

Coming back from the front line, going straight to work without rest—too inhumane!

Um…

As a doctor, I really didn't think that coming back would require rest.

Now, 996 is pretty intense. Strong Brother says, if not 996, then you're not my brother. Ma Yun says 996 is a blessing.

Let's do a simple calculation: 996 means a weekly work time of 60 hours.

In the Hospital, a shift every four days is normal. Weekly work time is at least over 75 hours. Why? Because on night shift you still have to do a day's work.

As for the near-constant three-day shift, weekly work time is around 90 hours.

I really have no concept of rest in my mind; this point, I admit I'm wrong. In the future, Zheng Lao Ban will often eat and drink, go with Xiao Yi Ren to watch the sunrise, concerts, movies, striving to live a normal person's life.

The above calculation is not an exaggeration.

Xiehe ER superheroine quit and left. Because if she kept going, what awaited her was sudden death.

Sudden death, perhaps a bit exaggerated. Let me give an example, more intuitive.

Not speculating about the superheroine's life with the Teacher, back when our department had a three-day shift. This was the limit of clinical shift staffing; any fewer wouldn't work.

I suffered from severe paraspinal muscle fasciitis; lying in bed, a bout of intense pain flared up, making me curl up like a shrimp. I couldn't stand, and walking from the Zhibanshi to the office took at least ten minutes.

Just like that, I still didn't think about taking leave.

One day on duty, neurosurgery had an emergency; they called me for a consultation. I burst into tears…… How could we then rush to the rescue with vigor?

I found a nurse, who gave me an intramuscular injection of 75mg pethidine, and I went off, feeling light, to join the rescue.

Miraculously, after that, the activities resumed, and the fasciitis gradually healed.

This is a personal experience I can never forget.

The topic may have drifted a bit, but doctors' daily routine, whether you understand it or not, is basically like this.

I've been writing books for eight years now, always failing, never giving up. Why? I say the income is low—do you believe me?

It really is low income.

Working seventy to eighty hours a week, I earn three to four thousand.

So I might as well write novels; I also like it, and can try to see if I can earn more.

But after all, I'm old; my hand speed can't even reach 100 APM, let alone 400.

Updating ten thousand characters daily requires sitting at the computer for about ten hours. But this work intensity is much lower than emergency rescue, so I quickly got used to it.

I have some manuscripts on hand, enough to support a burst of updates—smile.

Thanks to all subscribers and donors, thanks to Li Yifei for one Silver Grand Alliance after another.

Being able to appear on TV (as said in 'All-Pro Expert'), for my new book that rarely gets recommendations, is especially important.

Well, getting back to it, tomorrow the monthly ticket will be double; still asking for monthly tickets, please subscribe.

The criticisms in this chapter, I don't respond, but I've noted them all; I'll fix what I can. Like Sea Snake's opinion, I'll try to correct it.

But many people come to cause trouble; I can't tolerate that. Same old saying: delete what should be deleted, ban what should be banned.

Don't say the waves at the riverhead are fierce,

In the world, there are other hardships on the road.

Willing to ask friends for support one wave, with nothing to repay, only updates.

For a newcomer's new book, this achievement already feels like a dream. But deep down I always have a little dream, wanting to go further.

I won't return until Loulan is broken!

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