Demining Guide
1. Strong suspense/criminal investigation mystery drama: Although it involves secrets and tracking, the core driving force is the character's emotion and growth, not sophisticated puzzle solving.
2. Cool article/Goldfinger cheat article: The protagonist is an ordinary creator and observer, without superpowers or special identities. The crisis is solved by wisdom, patience and mutual support.
3. Bloody sadomasochism/industrial saccharine: Emotional development is restrained and realistic, based on the natural accumulation of daily interactions and life-and-death tests, without dramatic misunderstandings or exaggerated emotional conflicts.
4. Grand historical narrative: Although it involves secrets left over from history, the perspective focuses on the responsibilities of individual guardians and contemporary ordinary people, rather than a panoramic historical novel.
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A convenience store at two o'clock in the morning is a shelter for insomniacs and a execution ground for exhausted inspiration.
Wen Xuyan, a novelist trapped in an "exquisite maze", was engaged in philosophical speculation for the ninth minute over two bottles of soda water. Until Song Dujin - a strange man with three silver nails in his ears and eyes as clear as amber - broke through the mirror metaphor in his writing and caught the potato chips he knocked down.
"You are very good at writing psychological games in closed spaces." Song Dujin said, "Do you dare to play a game?"
Thus, an absurd yet reasonable agreement was born: for seven consecutive days, at two o'clock in the morning every day, the same convenience store. Song Dujin gives a small task that breaks the rules every day, and Wen Xuyan only needs to complete them - for example, starting from tonight, he will not go home and only use paper and pen to record the "useless" details of the city on rainy nights: the worn shape of the knees of faded jeans, the flickering of pink curtains on unfamiliar windows, and even the sigh-like hiss of the convenience store automatic door.
There is no pressure to write, just the practice of "seeing" again.
Wen Xuyan was doubtful. But when he found that he had begun to be curious about the story in the room with pink curtains that were always lit late at night, and even vaguely looked forward to the second task tomorrow, he realized that this "system restart" initiated by a stranger in a convenience store might be the... Not-so-bad turning point that he had been waiting for.
Intention: None