Why is Django asking me for a default date even if blank=True?

Question

Django

I command: makemigrations, and asks to enter the default setting. I ask myself: what for is she to you? I write blank = True. But history repeats itself. A little angry, I wrote: default = 'Error: the date is not found'. Makemigrations ate it, but migrate was offended and writes me that I entered the wrong date! Of course! I write blank=True again, but now makemigrations doesn't want to listen to me at all, and migrate is convinced that I'm still trying to silence the above line as a date. But I don’t understand what the hell I did x) Help someone with what you can, we ourselves are not local!

class Album(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=35)
    date = models.DateTimeField()
   
    def __str__(self):
        return self.name

Yes, and it all started with the fact that I wanted to remove the create_date line with the auto_now_add=True argument, and create, respectively, date without this argument.