Today is day five of being a "sheep"... I think!

I still have a cough and a runny nose, and I'm still weak, but I should be mostly okay!

So I managed to write a chapter this afternoon.

I know it's not enough, but that's all I can manage right now.

Any more and I'm afraid I'll drop dead.

Here's a warning to those friends who haven't caught the "sheep" yet: if your body is as riddled with holes as Waste Paper Bridge, remember to protect yourself.

This is not just a simple cold.

Of course, if you're strong, it might be easy.

Anyway, Waste Paper Bridge was infected by my own father, who seems to be doing a little better.

First, his symptoms started at dawn on the first day, with him sweating non-stop, soaking half the bed.

Worried about implicating the family, he fled to a hotel overnight.

The next morning, after taking antipyretics, he tested himself and, good heavens... the peak was 41.1 degrees Celsius. Waste Paper Bridge doesn't remember seeing his great-grandmother, because his memories from that time are very vague. httpδ:/m.kuAisugg.nět

After enduring it for a day, without food or water and feeling extremely uncomfortable, Waste Paper Bridge had no choice but to return home sheepishly. The feeling at the time was that standing on the ground, the whole earth was shaking.

The next day, he still had a fever, but the temperature had dropped a bit... how much, I don't know, because I was delirious and the thermometer was left in the hotel and not brought home.

Then came the stuffy nose, headache, razor blade throat, as well as body aches, fatigue, inability to eat, chills, and a whole series of other symptoms, all at once.

My memory of that day is still vague.

The third day was a little better. Stuffy nose, cough, weakness, dizziness with slight movement, cold sweats after half a bowl of porridge, and difficulty falling asleep at night due to nasal congestion. I could only accumulate sleep in fragments.

The fourth day was much more comfortable. At least I could eat, and I no longer felt any fever. It was from this day that Waste Paper Bridge felt like his "self" again. Before that, it was as if my body was simply trying to survive.

Today is day five... I think!

Maybe Waste Paper Bridge is just confused!

In short, if you can avoid getting it, don't get it.

There's no such thing as deliberately getting infected with a mild strain. The severity of the symptoms depends on your own physical fitness.

Secondly, if you get it, don't be exposed to the wind, don't take a bath, don't move around, and take good care of yourself.

That's it!

Thank you all for your concern and encouragement!

Love you all!