The Skirt of Eternal Night

I am the kind of author who first treats "people" as real entities and then decides the direction of the story. My writing is not to create events, explosive points or strong emotional stimulation, but stems from an almost instinctive sense of responsibility: I am unwilling to betray the psychological logic that the characters have formed, nor am I willing to sacrifice their integrity as "lives" for the sake of narrative efficiency. In my creative philosophy, the author is not a god who controls everything, but more like a weaver of destiny - you only build the world and set boundaries, and the real choice is left to the character himself. Therefore my narrative is highly psychologically driven, action always starts from the heart, and love, attachment, fear and trust precede the plot. This also determines my natural resistance to meaningless cruelty, instrumental death, and tragedies forcibly created for the sake of "maturity." What I write is a relationship that is allowed to be sincere and get a response. No matter how dark the world is, the characters must be emotionally respected and treated well. To put it bluntly, I am very slow to show off. Friends who care, please don't read it. I'm afraid you'll point your nose at me and call me a deadbeat.