"It turns out that the longest promotion period in the world is a coward who spent his whole life saying 'not sold yet'."
Copywriting
Convenience store shopping guide-style recommendations for readers:
Version A (for literature)
"If Love in the Time of Cholera took place in a 24-hour convenience store, this would be the story.
Be prepared: a box of hazelnut chocolates, three tissues, and the courage to wake up at 3am.
Because in this book, you will claim a part of yourself that has never been spoken out. "
Version B (venomous tongue cures)
"Warning: This book may cause the following side effects:
1. Suddenly burst into tears in front of the third row of shelves in a convenience store
2. PTSD from strawberry-flavored products
3. I want to turn my medical records into love letters
Cure plan:
When you finish reading the last page, the folds of time will wrap around you gently,
Say: 'Welcome, the shelf life of pain has passed. '"
Version C (Physics Romance)
"A love letter to the wrinkles in time.
Proving that love is the only force that can bend space and time——
Let the rain of 2006 fall in 2016,
Let the unsent chocolate remain sweet for eternity,
Let the ten years between two people collapse into the temperature of your palms at this moment. "
Version D (convenience store practical version)
"Open this book like buying oden:
The first page is fish balls (first encounter with Q bomb)
Page 38 is the soup base (the pain of ten years)
Page 114 is the hidden white radish (the part you think you hate but can't forget)
Remember to drink soup at the end - that's all that's left unsaid,
Fresh cooked over time. "
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Intention:
1. Secret love is the most advanced art of time and space
Spending ten years quietly burying easter eggs in the other person's timeline requires more courage than confessing.
2. Pain can be beautiful
When pain is carefully packaged into promotional items on convenience store shelves, even death can become a romantic inventory count.
3. Love is reverse engineering
This story teaches you how to translate medical records into love letters, edit surveillance records into confessions, and arrange cancer cells into constellations.
4. We are all someone's "unsold merchandise."
But it doesn't matter, there will always be an exclusive shelf in the folds of time, waiting to be seen by the right person.
Concept: Secret love is the most advanced art of time and space