And this “difference”, if applied in real life, is like the common sayings “birds of a feather flock together” or “like attracts like, unlike repels”; but writing novels cannot be discussed at the realistic level.
For an author creating love stories and trying to satisfy different readers’ various imaginations, there are no characters that cannot be faced.
So Ji Rou says she still needs to work hard.
Aren’t charming men good? Are cold and domineering men necessarily bad? Won’t the deep courtyard mansions leave Cinderella’s footprints?
Being able to make such a man love wholeheartedly for a lifetime is believed to be even more touching and cherished. Like some works I’ve seen from colleagues, they’re written quite excellently and make people intoxicated, but I also believe that what authors are good at writing is not necessarily what they like most, and what authors like doesn’t necessarily mean it’s applicable.
So, at this point, Ji Rou must seriously tell herself again: Keep going!
Hearing Ji Rou say this, does it mean she doesn’t like the character personality settings in this book? Oh no, certainly not.
This book has been written for quite a while (which book isn’t? Forced laugh) so after grinding with the characters, of course, the emotional connection is deep. (Gritting teeth)
This book will make Ji Rou have such reflection because Ji Rou tries to make some personalities that might cause interaction barriers be resolved through love. Breaking the curse of “breaking up because of understanding”, often after this “understanding”, “comprehension” is more important. (Self-encouragement)
Although self-aware of limited writing skills, she must still try hard. As for whether it’s done well, it remains to be tested, and she believes there’s still much room for improvement that she needs to work hard to learn.
Honestly, Ji Rou has always been ashamed. After floating for many years, she remains unknown. If she says she hasn’t been troubled by gains and losses, that would be a lie. But since it’s her own heart causing trouble, of course, she must solve it herself.
Everyone knows some things can’t be forced, like timing, like ability, etc.; but not being able to force doesn’t mean giving up. If she gives up on herself first, what else can she expect from others?
