Chapter 212: Leave Request (By the way, a brief report.)

Leave Request (By the way, a brief report.)

Wait a moment, don't scold yet.

Today's content is finished, but we have to wait until tomorrow's competition is completely over before combining and releasing the chapter.

Otherwise, having a broken chapter is very uncomfortable; you feel uncomfortable, and I do too.

Tomorrow's chapter will likely be around eight thousand to over ten thousand words; it may be released separately or combined, because I need to think about how to copy the titles you gave in the "this chapter" section.

The update time is still around midnight.

Please understand, I didn't take leave during the Spring Festival, right? I'm not deliberately slacking off, and besides, I don't have a computer at home, I'm typing on a phone, the oleophobic coating on the phone screen has worn off.

I'm still halfway back to the city, feeling dizzy and sleepy; I can't force myself to write, so let's chat with everyone.

The European Cup arc is about to end; I still suggest everyone wait until the match chapters are finished before binge-watching them together.

In January, I updated 160,000 words, a significant improvement, 60,000 more than before.

During this process I also realized: even a little progress in updates brings so many benefits!

How did I suddenly become faster? It's because I tried using my daily lunch break to write chapter outlines.

During that period, there were three or four consecutive days where the daily update counts were 8000, 9000, 10000.

The following seven or eight days were due to visiting relatives during the Spring Festival, meeting friends and classmates, and the updates slumped.

Overall, compared to November and December, the progress in updates has been very significant.

Back then, I only updated 90,000 or 80,000 words per month.

Thank you for your unwavering support; I will strive harder in the future.

This month's update target is a minimum of 180,000 words.

I have reserved buffer space for special circumstances.

The volume outline has been prepared during the New Year period, but I still don't know how to split volumes in the backend; I need to ask peers.

The content will roughly be about the protagonist transferring to the English Premier League after the European Cup ends.

Seeing the subscriber count in the backend each day really puts some pressure on me.

After returning to work, starting February 7th I'll be on night shift, so update times may be unstable and won't be fixed at midnight.

That's all I'll say; I hope everyone in the new year has a fulfilling life, smooth sailing, and good health.