It's known: Serious people don't keep diaries.
The derivation can be obtained: Of course, diaries are written by unscrupulous people.
It can be further known that diaries written by irregular people must be full of irregular contents.
Existing problem: After the spiritual energy is revived, the only reliable reference material for cultivation that Su Shu, the owner of Yunwen Grocery Store, can find for the time being is this diary, which is definitely not serious. If you don't refer to this, you can only fumble around.
Conclusion: ... Just make do with it. It's better to have reference materials than not to have any... Right?
Additional notes:
one
The no-CP classification only means that the protagonist Su Shu in this article has no CP. However, important characters in some unit stories may have love lines, and the love lines of some characters may be described in more detail.
Two
This article is written unit by event, rather than purely in chronological order. Since some events span a large time span, there may be overlap or intersection between units.
For example, unit A occurs from January to May, unit B occurs from February of the same year, unit C occurs from April to June of the same year, etc. In order of chapters, unit A comes first and unit B comes last; but according to the order of events, the protagonist may still be troubled by the problems that the protagonist has solved in the later part of unit A.
Therefore, when reading, please refer to the time stated in the unit. Do not assume that the occurrence time of the previous chapters must be earlier than the occurrence time of the subsequent chapters.
Three
This article is frequently divided into paragraphs, usually one sentence per paragraph, sometimes half a sentence per paragraph. The same goes for character dialogue.
This is my current personal habit. I have the problem of "I can't help but want to divide a paragraph into paragraphs when I see it getting a little longer." There is no sign of cure yet, and it may get worse.
Fortunately, Jinjiang VIP chapters are charged based on the number of words and not the number of paragraphs, so this problem is only considered strange and does not constitute a suspicion of cheating on manuscript fees.
Four
The current national standard GB/T 15834-2011 "Usage of Punctuation Marks" 4.8.3.5 Stipulates: If there is only one independent paragraph quotation, quotation marks should be used at the beginning and end of the paragraph; if there is more than one paragraph, only front quotation marks should be used at the beginning of each paragraph, and only back quotation marks should be used at the end of the last paragraph.
Because of the existence of Article 3 and the fact that some characters in this article will speak at length from time to time, the above standard provision that is rarely used in other articles will be used frequently in this article.
That is, character dialogue will be written in the following format:
XX said:
"...
"...
"..."
When multiple people's speeches are put together, the back quotation marks in the middle paragraph indicate the end of one person's speech and the next paragraph is said by another person. For example:
A group of people said:
"...
"..."
"..."
The first two paragraphs are said by the same person, and the third paragraph is said by another person.
Furthermore, in order to keep the format of the entire text as unified as possible, when a character only speaks a few words at a time, this format will be divided into one paragraph:
XX said:
"..."
Instead of the more normal format:
XX said: "..."
("Demonstrate what it means to move the whole body with one move" and "How the author with obsessive-compulsive disorder makes the article format niche and weird step by step")
In short, the above formats may make many readers feel awkward because they are too rare, but they are not wrong.
Intention: Find the unchanged amidst changes and maintain your own stability
