This is not a love letter, this is a novel. Originally, the stories in the novel should be thrilling. We should travel through mountains and rivers in the novel, experience life and death, and perform a vigorous love story.
I even want to turn it into a fantasy and tragic novel, in which the protagonist, that is, us, endures the hardships of ninety-nine and eighty-one, and finally achieves success.
This is really a very refreshing thing.
After constructing the worldview, I was about to start writing. As I looked at the characters that were gradually taking shape, I suddenly didn't know what I was doing. The protagonists in the story are the protagonists in any romance novel, those bright and attractive boys and girls. Not us.
We didn't stand on the roof and fight zombies, there was no intrigue like a palace drama, we didn't open a magic circle and venture into a new world.
What we have done is just holding hands and walking through the windy streets in the evening. I was by your side, groping for your fingertips.
That's it, we don't have a story.
How can you write a novel without a story? Then don't write a story, write a love letter. Write what I said when I ran away from home to see you but didn't have time to say anything.
The story begins here.