I Really Didn't Write You into the Novel

Zhou Du has been writing online articles for three years. The plot will be reversed and the setting can be used as a nesting doll. The only problem is—— Readers say that the people in his novels are not human. It wasn't until the eve of the start of the university that he found an extra "Material Loan Book" in his mobile phone. As long as someone voluntarily tells him an experience that really affected him, he can briefly feel the other person's emotions at that time. So Zhou Du knew for the first time that people who said "it's okay" might have been staring at an empty seat; people who were really angry might not slam the door, but would suddenly become very polite. His novels are beginning to be followed. Then came the trouble. Roommate: "Am I the male partner in your book who is obsessed with face?" Painter: "You'd better explain this habit of deleting friends." Shen Zhaoning closed the latest chapter and looked up at him. "So, the heroine is really not me?" Zhou Du was silent for two seconds. "... Put the knife down first." This is the story of a frustrated author who finally learned to write about people. It is also a story about a person who treats everyone as material and slowly learns to treat others as human beings.