What extremely hard work have you done?

I loved writing when I was a freshman, and my living expenses were very small. The first part-time job was to deliver takeout at school, 50 cents. I went to various dormitory buildings and experienced it on a sunny day. Spending tens of dollars a day was too tired, so I gave up. The second type is a paper shooter, the cheapest 20 words, the most expensive only 30 words. The average hourly code is 65,438+0,000 words. It's getting dark soon, I have a headache and my hands hurt. One day at most 1 W5. I don't know how much money the intermediary earns. The intermediary is fierce and sends a lot of bills. I couldn't finish writing the customer's reminder, and I was almost scolded to death by the intermediary. Of course, customers don't treat writers as people. If the paper is returned by the tutor, it will be revised. Of course, there is no money to modify. When you meet a demanding tutor, it is common to revise it four or five times, almost rewriting it. The saddest thing is that customers are not satisfied with the papers that have been revised four or five times, saying no, writing in vain, and there is no reward. Want to hit the keyboard. However, my agent said that I was the youngest of his screenwriters.