Various lives in fast time travel

Chapter 636 I Heard You Are My Fan 3
"Salted fish!! Where's today's manuscript!?? Don't tell me you really want to be a salted fish!??"

Ultra-high sound waves hit Susu's ears, but fortunately she moved away cleverly after pressing the answer button, successfully avoiding the catastrophe of deafness.

After calming down over there, Susu silently took back the phone, "I'm writing now."

After hearing this, the editor-in-charge breathed a lot more calmly, and asked hopefully, "How much have you written?"

Susu glanced at the word count column on the computer, today: 250 words.

After a long silence, struggling to tell the truth, he finally gave up and said, "250."

Su Su could clearly feel that the breathing on the other side was getting heavier, and she felt faintly out of breath, "Do you need me to call 120?"

Susu asked tentatively, inexplicably a little timid.

I could only hear a suffocating breath over there, and a voice full of breath came through the air.

"Salted fish!! Hurry up and code for me!!!" After saying that, the call was immediately hung up.

Susu only heard the rapid beeping sound, and her head was still a little buzzing. The sound wave attack was too strong, and she couldn't stand it. She had already turned down the sound and didn't even turn on the speaker. ...

Now Susu has only one thought, that is, the next time she takes over the call from the editor-in-charge, the voice tone should be the lowest, and the phone should be kept far away.

Susu silently sent it for a while, looking at the words on the computer, she refused.

With two hours and 45 minutes left until today, Susu silently poured herself a cup of hot water, then looked at the outline and sorted out the points written now according to the memory of the original owner.

After sorting it out thoroughly, I started today's coding journey. Fortunately, after sorting it out, Su Su slowly became more and more proficient. She sat in front of the computer and coded three thousand words in a row. Her hands were so tired that she didn't want to move anymore.

Leaning softly on the back of the chair, holding the little doll in his arms, he ravaged crazily, and took a few sips of water before he recovered.

Now she knows why the original owner often delays the manuscript. The whole person sitting here is stiff and uncomfortable. It must be more comfortable to read novels written by others than to write by herself.

With half an hour left, Susu sent the [-] manuscripts to the editor in charge, who immediately accepted them.

After a few minutes, the editor in charge replied, "It's fine."

Afterwards, she stopped talking. Susu could feel the huge resentment from the editor, probably because she was too tired to talk?
Susu didn't think so much anymore, so she uploaded it directly and completed today's update.

Glancing at the comments, they were all reminders to update, Susu silently opened it as if she didn't see anything.

She was very tired after writing for so long, and the point was that her stomach was already growling with hunger.

Susu turned off the computer, went to the kitchen and opened the refrigerator to see what else to eat. There were only a dozen small tomatoes and two eggs left, and there were noodles in the cabinet.

Susu silently cooked a bowl of tomato and egg noodles for herself, and only after she finished eating did she feel relieved.

After washing herself quickly, she lay down on the bed and nestled comfortably. This is the life she should live.

Taking away the phone, Susu silently opened the reading software, saw her update today, and clicked in to read it.

The last chapter comments and the book review area are all——

Is today's salted fish about to turn over?

Why is the update 10 minutes earlier?

Isn't it always stuck?
Today's Xianyuda has been updated obediently, and it's still the third watch, which is so touching!
(End of this chapter)