It's over.
Originally, I thought I could write up to 1.5 million words.
But I overestimated myself.
This kind of realistic subject matter, especially when it must be a professional work novel,
is really hard to write.
It also exposed many of my shortcomings.
For example, too much personal opinion output, and I unintentionally brought my emotions into the writing.
But for a reader, reading a novel is not about the author's emotions; it's about an engaging story.
A story that can stir the reader's emotions is a good story, rather than simply relying on the author's emotional output to drive the reader.
Such an approach is very crude and somewhat deliberate.
It's not essentially different from those online "who can understand?" posts.
Ever since I came into contact with Chinese medicine, I really did become extremely averse to Western medicine for a while.
