"Bu Du" is a coming-of-age novel about immortality with "du love" as its core. It follows the following creative requirements:
In terms of plot: The main line is clear and revolves around the growth of the protagonist Chen Du from a handyman disciple to a love-transfer master. Each chapter serves the core theme of "transferring others and transgressing oneself". The logic of cause and effect is strict, and all adventures and breakthroughs are based on preliminary preparations, abandoning fast food routines such as "sky-dropping system" and "invincible start".
Character aspect: Each character has an independent emotional experience and complete psychological motivation. The protagonist Chen Du is hard-spoken but soft-hearted, has low self-esteem and is stubborn; the supporting characters such as Su Xiaoxiao, Bai Lu, Shen Nian, Song Zhiqiu, etc., Each have their own obsessions and wounds, and they are by no means tools. Character growth is based on real psychological changes, rather than forced by the plot.
Style: Humor and depth coexist. Mo Jiu's poisonous tongue and Wang Fugui's honesty provide laughter, but at the same time, every line can withstand aftertaste. The dialogue is rich in philosophy and human nature thinking, and strives to make readers have the "impulse to excerpt". The narrative is delicate, making good use of details to shape the characters, and avoiding empty lyricism.
Values: Respect the role of women and convey the positive value of "accepting oneself and reconciling with the past". We do not advocate the pleasure of being slapped in the face, nor do we advocate ruthlessness, but we emphasize that "having loved has its own meaning."
