I'm a senior high school student who loves reading novels. I read novels every day when I'm doing my homework. What should I do?

Reading novels was an interesting thing, but it was equally important in learning. If you find that you spend all your homework time reading novels, you can consider the following: 1. Make a plan: Make a plan to allocate the time spent reading novels to other tasks such as reviewing knowledge points or completing math problems. This will help you better control your time and avoid feeling stressed when doing homework. 2. Reduce novel time: If you find that you can't control the time you spend reading novels, you can consider reducing the time you spend reading novels. You can limit the time you spend reading novels to a certain amount of time every day and then focus on completing other tasks. Focus: It is very important to focus when doing homework. You can find a quiet place to avoid interference so that you can complete the task more efficiently. 4. Arrange your time reasonably: Arrange your time reasonably when doing homework. Don't wait until the last minute to do your homework. This will prevent procrastination and stress. Reading novels can be a beneficial form of entertainment, but you should also allocate your time reasonably to avoid affecting your academic performance. I hope you can arrange your time reasonably and achieve excellent results!