When Han Leng realized that he had no idea where to start with Chu Luoxun's plot, he was filled with an unknown rage!
'What kind of creator is he?!'
In the past, no matter what Han Leng wrote, he would always be filled with a sense of superiority. He felt that he was omnipotent. Even in reality, he would feel a little inferior in front of Lady Zhao. But in the novel, he felt that Lady Zhao, who had a better family background than Lady Zhao, was only so-so. He could manipulate her however he wanted …
Han Leng had absolute confidence in his writing. But at this moment, when he was faced with the death of his favorite character, he was at his wits' end. He could not sleep at all!
He had a strong hunch that he would never be able to write a character like "Chu Luoxun" in this lifetime.
There were always people who thought that the older the author was, the better their works would be. In fact, this was definitely a wrong point of view.
If that was the case, then the great gods would not have fallen. They would not have become outdated, and people would not think that they were living off their past achievements.
It could only be said that the longer the time spent on writing, the more proficient the various writing techniques would be. The more tricks one would master, and the more craftsmanship one would have in the writing. As for the aura, it was hard to say.
"Beautiful April" was a work full of spirituality. Han Leng was not bragging about himself. He knew that the plot of this work might seem to be relatively simple. The overall plot was not as tactful as a mystery novel. However, the depiction of every classical music performance was definitely a classic among the classics!
At the same time, his descriptions of love scenes might be immature, which might make some picky female readers who have read too many romance novels feel that it is stupid and awkward. Love in real life is not like this at all. But don't forget, he is only a high school student, so his understanding of love is limited.
Strictly speaking, there was only one love line in this work. That was the perfect first love between the male protagonist, Gu Yuan, and the female protagonist, Lin Meiyue. All kinds of dog food. This was his way of satisfying himself through the novel after experiencing the failure of his first love.
Hypothetically, what would happen if his first love succeeded?
He wrote his most beautiful expectations of his first love in the novel.
From an adult's point of view, it was definitely childish, but in fact, it was that childishness, that perfect fantasy of his first love, that moved many readers and stimulated the "girlish hearts" of many readers. These readers were also the most staunch "Lin meiyue fans."
From the beginning, he wanted to write such a simple first love story.
As he said, it was a youth novel that went against the norm.
But even he himself didn't expect that the male protagonist's rival character in the music line would shine to such an extent!
To put it bluntly, this character had destroyed the main plot of Han Leng's work. She was a supporting character, but she had unknowingly become the main character!
Now, Han Leng was no longer in a "intoxicated" state. He even regretted his decision. He even regretted that he had created such a brilliant female protagonist in the first place.
But he also knew that if he had to rewrite the story, he would still choose this "Chu Luoxun." She was not Han Leng's ideal love partner, but she was the goddess in his heart!
A goddess could always be seen from afar, but not played with. Many men had such a goddess in their hearts, just like how many women would look forward to their male idols even if they had a boyfriend.
There was no difference between men and women on this point. In fact, when the so-called goddess or male idols appeared in front of them, or even fell in love with them, they might not necessarily like them. It was just that in literary works, the creators liked to write such fantastical plots.
Therefore, the male protagonist Gu Yuan had never thought of anything happening between him and Chu Luoxun. He treated Chu Luoxun as his best friend and rival. His heart had always been with Lin Meiyue.
But in the later stage, Han Leng himself wavered. He was biased!
So in fact, the male and female characters in the later stage of this work were suspected to have collapsed!
This could also be used to shift the blame to Chu Luoxun …
In order to show Chu Luoxun's greatness and her own charm, Han Leng purposely wrote that Gu Yuan's heart was wavering and confused. This could make Chu Luoxun's fans climax. He even used ambiguous words to describe Chu Luoxun's feelings for the male protagonist.
Han Leng clearly knew that Chu Luoxun did not have any romantic feelings for Gu Yuan. Instead, she was wholeheartedly trying to matchmake the male protagonist and the female protagonist. But his writing skills were too good. He could make Chu Luoxun's fans imagine a great secret love in tens of thousands of words! A whole ten years!
Because the goddess loved him too much, but she knew that she could not live long. So, for his happiness, she did this and that …
This was Han Leng's own fault!
Lin meiyue's character was also destroyed by Han Leng. She was originally an innocent, kind, gentle, and considerate girl. She would never be so thick-skinned as to own a song composed by Chu Luoxun. But in order to show Lin meiyue's true love for Gu Yuan, to show that she would do anything for love, he wrote it that way.
To be honest, there was nothing special about Lin meiyue's image in the beginning. It was just Han Leng's fantasy of a perfect first love. Later, she did it for love, and it suddenly made her flesh and blood …
Because in reality, most women would not be able to tolerate a goddess like Chu Luoxun. She was too much of a threat, and there was still a gap between them in all aspects. They could only angrily criticize this kind of woman as a white lotus b * tch, the scariest candidate for a mistress. They hated this kind of woman the most. Men would be fascinated by this kind of woman.
Under the nameless anger, Han Leng was very dissatisfied with the happy ending of his male and female protagonists!
His favorite female character had died just like that. Why could they live happily for the rest of their lives?!
He was also indignant that he did not even tell Lin meiyue that she was a 'genius composer'. She would definitely be exposed in the future. That was too easy on her!
Well, Han Leng had gone from being a composer who loved the male and female protagonists to getting angry at his own male and female protagonists. There was no one else like him. It was obvious that he felt terrible about writing Chu Luoxun's death.
In a fit of anger, Han Leng even wanted to break up the male and female protagonists!
But he still calmed down, because he remembered that he seemed to have promised that this work would have a happy ending
He did not break up the male and female protagonists. Instead, he continued to write the ending in a more obscure manner.
Didn't the female protagonist inherit Chu Luoxun's violin?
He wrote that the male protagonist would wipe it and stare at it every day. Of course, it was in secret
He also wrote that the female protagonist, Lin meiyue, was doubted when she discussed a certain classic song that she had composed, and almost exposed herself.
In the end, the male and female protagonists lived together in "happiness."
Han Leng realized that other than the plot related to Chu Luoxun, he did not feel awkward when he was editing the plot related to the male and female protagonists.
So, he did it for the sake of his thoughts, and even for Chu Luoxun's sake!
After editing the ending, Han Leng gritted his teeth and sent a Wechat message to Zhao Youyue —
"Lady Zhao, let me be honest with you. I am Leng Zi, the author of" Beautiful April. "
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