See just as long as you weren't hurt in anyway then we don't mind at all

thank you♥ Sometimes I get stressed a lot because I'm always having in mind that I still have pending things to draw. I like to be responsibie ;;

Listen commissioners are understanding people, I'm sure if you need to take a day or two off, people will understand, it's always good to take some time off, get your head sorted and come back with a game plan.

that's what I'm doing tbh. I could call "day off" to the days where I was trying to reconfiguring my pc again (that was past week)
RN I'm almost finishing with it...I just wanted to let people know how's life in my side right now.

Well that is one of the reason I got a UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply), you will get 10-15 minutes of time to shut down and they usually have serge protectors built-in.
The power supply in my area is quite sketchy too, mostly due to old house wiring...

I'm planning to save up to buy one too. But I don't know if they're capable of handle a voltage surge, since I think they're most useful for blackouts. I'm kinda lost with UPS's utility tbh

Cheap ones (mine is 425VA/255W for $45 on Amazon) are basically a large battery, only provides power surge protection and blackouts (I plugged mine into another surge protector for extra layer of protection XD). For more expensive UPS such as "Line-interactive" ones, they can keep providing power during a brown-out or over-voltage without draining batteries. There are even more expensive ones called "pure sinewave" UPS, but those are unnecessary if all you are going to plug in is a PC, display, and a drawing pad, pure sinewaves are targeted to more sensitive equipment in scientific filed, but if you got the dough, sure, they helps to extend your device's life by provide better cleaner pure sinewave power.

Do look out for USB connectivity if you want the UPS to save your work and shut down your PC when itself is low on juice. You will also need a UPS that is quite a big bigger than what you are going to plug-in on it, most UPS provider have guides on how big you need. (I hooked up a large laptop, a USB hub, and two hard drives totals about 110W to 130W maximum, normally I get 10-15 minutes of battery life but only 5 minutes if I am playing a game. Higher VA/Watts means longer battery endurance. )