Thanks to every reader, and to the four editors: Hubo Boss, Duncan, Black Tea, and May.
I received a tweet today. I sat in front of the computer for a long time before I started writing this tweet. [..com]
When I started this new book, I planned to go all out to write "The Fate of the Immortal Mansion" within two or three years.
I suddenly fell ill in mid-May, which disrupted my plans. When my illness was at its most serious, I felt as if I was being weighted down by a stone all day long. I only had the energy for less than an hour to sit in front of the computer and type out dozens of words.
I was too tired to continue.
A traditional Chinese medicine doctor said it was migraine and brain hypoxia, and prescribed me several pairs of traditional Chinese medicine. After taking the traditional Chinese medicine, the migraine was much better, but the heavy head remained.
Later, I went to the hospital, and a CT scan revealed that it was cervical vertebra compression and cerebral thrombosis, which caused a heavy head. After taking a lot of anti-thrombotic drugs for a month, the heavy head improved, and I was able to ensure that I had the energy to continue writing books.
As long as you continue taking the medicine, there won't be any big problems.
It's quite speechless when I think about it. I had a blood clot before I was thirty.
But no matter what, I will continue to write the book and will not stop. After the headache gets better, I will speed up the update as soon as possible.
Let me explain here that I will still finish writing "The Fate of the Immortal Mansion" according to the normal outline plan. This book will be longer than "The Fate of the Purple Mansion".
I have been writing books for many years, but my physical condition has not been very good, which has become the biggest obstacle to writing a book. I have started writing "The Fate of the Immortal Mansion" and cannot stop it. I can only wait for a few months to rest after finishing this book.
, take good care of your body thoroughly.
In fact, I don’t care too much about my illness. I just feel guilty for delaying updates these days, and I’m sorry for the support from readers and editors.