Ye Jiayin is a third-rate writer who became popular because of his book "The Emperor's Bone". The audience scolded her for doing he for the sake of he, letting the second male lead die instead of the male and female lead.
"When I feel distressed, I feel sad, and when I am beaten every day, I transform into the hero and heroine's defender."
But Jia Yin feels that this is just a novel, and the characters are all paper figures. All the characters and settings are to create a complete plot. Besides, there is no such thing as a miserable second male lead.
She had a dream that day, in which:
The fog is rising in the vast sky, the smoke is faint, and the sleeves of the young man in white are fluttering in the wind, independent of the mountains. The young man wearing bright clothes and angry horses turned out to be so fresh.
When she was melancholy, she unexpectedly turned into a storyteller with a God's perspective. In the story she wrote, she saw with her own eyes that Mr. Shi Xiaohou walked towards his end step by step. She tried to change his fate countless times, but his ending never changed...
Winter is approaching, the palace walls are crumbling, the general is dying, and the beauty is dying... "I didn't know it was unexpected, but I left it in the sad wind."
Unfair introduction: Ye Jiayin thought that Wen Xun she wrote was a little angel, but it turned out that Wen Xun was a black lotus. She thought Shi Yubai was an upright and selfless young man, but he turned out to be a sultry man. She only has Shen Du, and Shen Du must be who she wrote.
Question: Why are the characters in the novel so different?
Answer: Try to straighten them out.
Lightning protection: 1. Shi Yubai's feelings for Wen Xun were not between a man and a woman from the beginning to the end.
2. Open ending
Mission: Feelings of family and country, sacrificing life for righteousness