when you're going through hell keep going

Set small goals for yourself and celebrate when you achieve them. Also, take breaks when needed to avoid burnout. Sometimes, sharing your progress with others can give you the motivation to continue.

This quote came from the movie The graduate (1967).

Well, one important thing is to respect the privacy and boundaries of others. Everyone there is looking for a relaxing experience. Also, make sure to bring your own towel and toiletries. Hygiene is key in such a shared environment.

Well, when life is hard, you have to believe in yourself and your ability to overcome. Surround yourself with positive people who support you. Also, set achievable goals to give you a sense of progress and purpose.

" Battle Through the Heavens " was a fantasy novel created by Heavenly Silkworm Potato, which was not yet completed. The author, Tian Can Tu Du, announced in 2015 that the novel would be serialised to Chapter 100 of Battle Through the Heavens, but since then, the author has not revealed any updates on the completion of the novel. Therefore, we are unable to determine the final ending date of the novel.

Well, it could be a story of redemption or punishment. Maybe she's on a quest to find a way out of hell or has to face various challenges to change her fate. Or perhaps it's a cautionary tale about the consequences of bad deeds.

To write a novel and keep going, you need to be passionate about your story. Find inspiration from various sources and don't be afraid to take breaks when needed. Another tip is to have a support system, like fellow writers who can encourage you.

Communication is key. Make sure you talk openly and honestly with your partner about your feelings and needs.

One way to make a story last longer is to develop the characters more deeply. Give them complex backstories and evolving motivations. Also, introduce subplots that interconnect with the main storyline to add depth and breadth.

It could be a book club. Book clubs often look for novels that are interesting to discuss. If the 'you novel' has multiple layers of meaning, different interpretations, and strong themes, a book club would be likely to love it. They would have great discussions about the characters, the plot, and the overall message of the novel.