1. Core creative inspiration
1. The continuation of the ancient spirit of modern scientific researchers
I was moved by the real deeds of the scientific researchers of the Academy of Agricultural Sciences who stayed in the fields all year round, stayed up late to tackle key problems, and used technology to save famines and bring peace to the people. I wanted to write about a heroine who brought modern knowledge, was down-to-earth, and used her profession to change destiny and the times, and transform "scientific research to serve the country" into ancient "farming and mulberry trees to rejuvenate the country."
2. The sense of fate of "save you first, love you later"
I like the setting of meeting in childhood, reuniting after growing up, and reversing identities - the heroine rescues the hero from the beginning, and the hero protects the heroine from a high position, forming an affectionate closed loop of "I protected you for a while, and you can protect me for a lifetime."
3. Costume expression of real family pain points
It is based on real-life partiality, cold violence, marital betrayal, and the pain of the original family, and is put into the background of ancient officialdom and house fighting, so that the heroine does not rely on bloody revenge, but relies on growth, strength, and structure to repair family relationships, rectify the family, and live out her life.
2. Theme integration and inspiration
- Farming stories + house fighting stories + Machiavellian stories + sweet and sad romances
Want to read a novel that's not just about romance, not just about family fights, not just about career:
Use agricultural farming to make golden fingers,
Use the house fight to torture the scum to make it more fun,
Use childhood sweethearts + misunderstandings to make love lines.
Use the court and the granary of the world as the pattern.
3. Emotional core inspiration
- Strong two-way redemption
The female protagonist lacks family affection and a sense of security, while the male protagonist gives preference and a bottom line;
The male protagonist is ignorant and does not understand love, but the female protagonist teaches him sincerity and responsibility.
- From "I don't understand love" to "I only love you"
The most authentic way to write about young people
