But May Flower Heart Ji Rou If a Woman, a Married Woman, Hoping to Learn to Be Fickle, Does It Mean Something Big Has Happened? Is This Woman Planning Something Sinister?
Ah! (Please add your own dragging symbol) This sigh is a long sigh, very long and very long.
How long? As long as the days of joining the ranks of weaving love stories, then, it represents how long this sigh is.
But, what is there to sigh about? What does writing novels have to do with being “fickle”?
I don’t know about others, but for me, being “fickle” seems to be a good phenomenon.
Because being fickle naturally leads to loving everyone, so the acceptance of different types of men will increase, and then? Everyone knows that people who write love novels are accompanying each pair of male and female protagonists in their love, so I think I can also be more involved.
Well… to put it directly, there are probably two key points.
First, Ji Rou is too stubborn.
Second, Ji Rou must work hard.
It is well known that character portrayal in novels is quite important. Characters don’t have to be numerous, but they must each have a position and be fully expressed. To keep readers’ continuous desire to read, naturally, the character’s setting must enrich the overall story. So in common series works, apart from some common background factors, the male and female protagonists’ settings are often not the same, especially in terms of personality.
Now the problem arises. After writing for several years, will the author encounter character settings they don’t like? Certainly, after all, everyone has likes and dislikes.
Take myself as an example.
A man who knows how to create romance is always easy to capture a woman’s heart, but for me, a down-to-earth personality makes one feel more secure (so married an ox? The one used to listen to piano playing); noble families are always women’s dreams of flying to the top branch, but what I care more about is dignity of equality and life’s autonomy. (So today occupying the slums as the mistress of the house?)
The above is just a brief discussion from Ji Rou’s subjective thinking. With each person’s growth background, personality, thoughts, and even age and experience, different concepts will accumulate.
