I have always felt that there are three types of novels. One type is innocent novels, which are stories that are completely unrealistic, almost impossible to happen in life, or have a very low probability of happening. The other is a completely realistic novel. It's a bit like an autobiographical novel. Although the truth is true, if you read it too much, you often feel bored and your eyelids feel stuck together. In the third type of novel, the emotions, experiences, and even the development of things expressed are real, but the plots are often fictional. I think if people who read it only pay attention to its plot, then they will definitely not understand the author's meaning. Only when you finish reading and discover the meaning conveyed in the story can you truly understand the author's meaning. The plot, however, is not that important.
Qingchuan asked me: What kind of novel is ours?
I asked back: What do you think?