Chapter 652: 652. Chapter 652: Childish Shangguan Yun 2

652. Chapter 652: Childish Shangguan Yun 2

During class I had no energy at all, secretly slept with my head on the desk all night; when class ended I could have gone back to sleep, but I almost forgot I still had to stay for makeup class.

Sigh, I really don't want to today, but there's no choice; since I asked the class monitor to help me with makeup lessons, I can't just take leave whenever I feel like it.

It soon passed; for the future, for college, so that I could be with Shangguan Yun later in college, I gritted my teeth and persevered.

After barely making it to the end, I dragged my exhausted body back to Qinshi, washed up quickly, lay down on the bed and fell asleep.

As soon as I lay down I fell asleep; the next day Shangguan Yun called to wake me up—I had slept so well…

The following days were uneventful; a week passed in the blink of an eye, it was time to go home—I'd been out acting crazy for so long that if I didn't go back, Lao Ma would surely blow up.

So this time, no matter what Shangguan Yun said, I didn't agree to go to his place to keep him company.

It simply won't do; I must behave properly during this period, otherwise, given Lao Ma's perceptiveness, she'll definitely become suspicious and suspect me.

After returning home, I just tossed my dirty clothes into the bathroom and left them for Lao Ma to handle—sigh, being home is better; when I go to Shangguan Yun's house, I can't just throw my dirty clothes into his place and expect him to wash them.

When I go to his place, I still have to help him wash his clothes—even though it's done in a washing machine, he still asks me to do it.

I suppose every time he lets me come to his place, he definitely wants me to help him wash his clothes.

Usually when at Xuexiao, he always asks me to help him wash his clothes, but I didn't agree; I even wash my own clothes reluctantly, and still wash his—there's no door, not even a window, anyway he has plenty of clothes, I can just dump them in the washing machine at home; besides, now it's convenient, fully automatic—just pour in detergent and press start, nothing else to do; when the washing is done, he'll naturally have your clothes clean and spotless.

During this period I kept arguing with Shangguan Yun and went to Lishui to hike and wade through water, and Lao Ma said I'd lost a lot of weight.

PS: Just now Yangyang saw a comment in the comments section saying that Yangyang clearly wrote 'Ten updates per day', but the fact is not so.

Yangyang remembers having ten updates every day; however, if any day lacks ten updates, dear readers can remind him, and Yangyang will make them up the next day—would that be okay?

Also, regarding the ending, Yangyang has seen that many dear readers say, 'Hurry up with the ending.'

Back when I first started writing this novel, many readers came to tell Yangyang roughly how many chapters this would have.

At that time, when I just started writing, Yangyang said he didn't know, and then they all hoped Yangyang would write a bit longer.

Then Yangyang agreed, and so during this period he also thought up many plot points.

Yangyang knows that chasing updates is exhausting; Yangyang himself has chased updates before, back then it was one update a day—I was dying, hehe.

Every day we waited for updates, and back then we also asked the author, 'When will the ending come?'

We were really looking forward to the ending, but when the ending arrived and the story ended—

Suddenly I felt empty inside. I really hope that story could continue.

Many readers told Yangyang to write longer.

I still remember that at the time a reader said to Yangyang, 'Could you also make this one longer?'

At that time Yangyang also showed that to the reader.

He said there were too few chapters, and since it's a completed work, he wouldn't read it.

Actually, Yangyang saying these things is just to express my personal opinion; when reading a novel, what matters is the process, the plot.

Although Yangyang's writing isn't good.

But the ending is just a momentary thing.

Of course everyone has their own thoughts and preferences.

For example, a novel Yangyang wrote once basically ended around March.

It had been over a month since it ended, and Yangyang didn't plan to continue writing; but during that month-plus, every day many readers urged Yangyang to write a sequel.

Back then, that novel was also urged by readers to end.

But after finishing it, many readers urged Yangyang to keep writing; unable to withstand the pressure, he started writing a side story.

Of course, Yangyang doesn't know whether, after finishing this Liu Mang piece, there will be readers who continue to want him to write a sequel or something.

However, in the recent period, some readers have told Yangyang to let him finish the main story first, then write a side story or something.

However, Yangyang hasn't considered this question yet, because the main text isn't finished yet, and the plot points he's thought of haven't been written out.

Yangyang just wants to say that for this story, the ending shouldn't come so soon.