Ask for leave again and make it up tomorrow

Originally, even if I didn’t save the manuscript, I made up my mind that I would definitely be able to code even on the first day of the new year.

But there were two small accidents today.

First, he was forced to play cards for an entire afternoon by several dealers who had been playing cards since he was a kid.

Second, there was something wrong with my laptop, and the number and letter areas were completely locked (I suspect it was caused by the bumpy ride when I brought it home).

One thing I can confirm is that the keyboard is not broken, because the buttons in the functional area, such as adjusting brightness and switching to airplane mode, can be used normally, but there is no response at all after pressing the numbers and letters area.

So without a way to enter the power-on password, I couldn't even enter the desktop.

It wasn't until I asked my brother for help that I learned that I could cut out the electronic keyboard. After struggling for more than an hour, I finally successfully turned it on.

However, the electronic keyboard could only be turned on but could not code. In the evening, I borrowed an external keyboard from someone and the problem was properly solved.

Having said so much, let me sum it up in one sentence.

Today's update will be postponed again. . .

It's not that it won't be updated. Just like last time, it will be completed tomorrow.

There will indeed be many unexpected situations during the Chinese New Year. The author would like to apologize here.

The update will stabilize after the annual holiday.

The daily update of 8,000 words will resume on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year. (End of chapter)