1. Daily review of my app's data. I found my Google Adsense account is in audit status. Google Ads gave the reason not clearly. This issue I need to handle with higher priority.

2. Began to write Web3 lesson. This lesson is recording my learning steps, and it will also be a guide for others who want to learn Web3.

3. I reviewed my work for one startup company three years ago. I summarized my management experience to Bluesky and got lots of likes. That is a glad thing.

1. Today, I wrote a blog recording my indie coding daily life. When I clicked the "Publish" button to publish my blog, Mirror popped up a window asking me to try switching the network. Mirror's default network is OP, and I'm sure my wallet configuration is correct, but the check window kept loading, which was frustrating. When I changed Mirror's network setting to Polygon, the blog was published immediately. I suggest the Mirror team add a network health monitor, so that your loyal fans don't have to do this work themselves. They enjoy writing on your platform, and that’s an honor for you.

2. After publishing the blog, I tried to create an NFT and encountered the same network issue. I switched to all the networks supported by Mirror, but all of them failed. At one point, I saw Mirror's page invoke the MetaMask charging window, but I couldn't click the confirm button because it was greyed out. I was getting frustrated with these two problems.

3. Mirror.xyz's performance feels like it was developed by an amateur team. I see its topics are always hot, but the user experience is indeed terrible.

I hope Mirror.xyz can improve these issues.

In the afternoon, I tried to use Mirror's NFT feature. I attempted many times to create an NFT, but all actions failed. I noticed that creating an NFT on Mirror doesn't cost the creator's gas fee, but in my charge panel, the gas fee showed as $0.01. I don't understand why this happened, and I'm still trying to find the answer.

After that, I continued with my IELTS lessons. I realized that three years ago, when I was reading tweets, I could understand the content but couldn't feel the emotions behind the words. Even though I understood what they were talking about, I couldn't grasp the emotions in the native speaker's words. Maybe it's due to the difference between written words and spoken language.