In fact, from the early hours of yesterday until now, I took a nap in the middle, and wrote several drafts, but I was not satisfied with any of them.

I knew a long time ago that this plot was very important, but when I got to this intersection, I felt a little hesitant, chewing on my fingernails.

Actually, in my imagination, after this plot is finished, the next part can be smooth, and after a hurdle is passed, the writing below can be faster and easier.

But it is precisely here that I have to think carefully.

Some of the other plots can be written when I'm not in the mood, just to make up an update, but here, I really can't force it, because it relates to the development of the entire line in the future.

For a book that has been written for more than a year and will continue to be written, I think it is okay to be more cautious and think more at a certain node.

When I wrote *Terror Radio* before, I even deleted some chapters and rewrote them. I had the courage at that time, so I shouldn't have lost it now. After all, now I'm just waiting and thinking again.

Well, *The Descent of Magic*, I said that I want to write it as smoothly as I want, but writing a book is, after all, a technical job. There are always some technical details that cannot be overcome just by having guiding principles.

It's not that I'm influenced by readers, but that I, as a reader, still have some things to think about.

Don't panic,

Hold on tight to everyone!