After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

After a deep conversation with Gui Hongyan, Jiang Baige devoted herself to writing for the entire second semester of her graduate school.

It's not just because she has several manuscripts to write: the president's article that is constantly updated and kept in reserve; the counterattack of abducted women that she is about to start writing, and the article about patricide - compared to "girl's revenge", she prefers this metaphor.

Also because of Gui Hongyan's "denial" of her, she felt angry: I might as well do something for everyone to see.

Although her original intention of writing was not to prove anything to others, she now seems to be "forced" to prove something to others.

Even if it's just by the way.

She changed her previous imaginative writing style and actually sought out someone who taught writing methods to read her books.

Because she realized one thing: the people who had previously told her that writing required talent basically had no experience in writing novels.

She used to believe it because many of her teachers said this.

But then she thought again, even these teachers, although they had read a lot of books, were mostly engaged in literary criticism rather than literary creation.

Therefore, we should question how credible these "experience talks" are.

You should not blindly obey what the person says just because he is your teacher.

Even if this thing doesn't work, she has nothing to lose by trying it. But if she really uses it in the creative process, then she will gain.

It turns out, of course, it is useful.

Because she was wondering how to approach the issue of self-rescue after being abducted. Although she had the teacher's advice and guidance, she was still a little hesitant when she started writing.

This feeling of frustration and frustration made her feel very uncomfortable. After being stuck in writing for several days, she made an important decision: to write down every perspective.

But the sunk cost of writing them all was too high, so she chose to write the introduction and develop the outline instead.

This outline requires some writing skills: the main viewpoint characters, the main conflicts, every major key turning point, and whether the logic is smooth and reasonable...

By listing them in this way, it is easy to eliminate perspectives and logic that even you cannot convince yourself.

Although it takes several weeks, once an outline with rich characters and plot is formed, subsequent writing will become smooth.

In this way, after continuous overthrow and reconstruction every day, the character setting and plot outline of the abducted self-rescue story finally took shape when the willow catkins flying in the school completed their breeding task for the new year, and were ready to enter a new stage.

Jiang Baige stretched lazily.

Besides her, there was only Tao Mindai in the dormitory who was catching up on her sleep after finishing a discussion class report two days ago.

She drew aside the curtains on the bed and asked Jiang Baige, "Have you finished writing today's manuscript?"

Everyone in the dormitory knew that Jiang Baige was writing a novel.

Perhaps because they are all still students, they do not have doubts about this matter like teachers or adults do. Instead, they sincerely think that it is cool that she chooses to do what she likes.

If you see her writing in the dormitory on weekdays, everyone will tacitly slow down their movements.

As for Jiang Baige's many "mental states" caused by writing, the people in the dormitory seemed to have formed a tacit understanding. They knew that when she was conceiving a plot, she would be in a trance, and after completing the writing task of the day, she would fall into excitement, sigh when she encountered a writer's block, and she could stay up all night when she was excited...

Jiang Baige often feels that she is very lucky to have such good roommates both in college and undergraduate studies.

Tao Mindai must have noticed the relaxed atmosphere around Jiang Baige today, so she took the initiative to talk to him.

"Okay. Do you want to eat in the cafeteria? Or should we go out for something nice?"

Their dormitory is next to the southwest gate of the school, and outside the gate is a famous snack street.

There are numerous shops there, selling all major domestic cuisines and global flavors. They may not be authentic, but they do have everything. Naturally, it becomes the best choice for people who want to improve their meals on weekdays or stay up all night to review before exams.

The two hit it off immediately, changed their clothes and headed towards the snack street.

It just so happened that there was a Western buffet restaurant offering a half-price discount for students with student cards every Thursday, so they went in.

Because it was past the peak time of noon, the restaurant was not crowded. The two of them sat down in a place that was convenient for eating and chatting. Facing the rich junk food, Jiang Baige actually felt a little hungry.

"Huh - eating junk food is fun."

Tao Mindai touched her belly, feeling satisfied.

She is the kind of person whose anxiety will be transmitted directly to her stomach and intestines, so when she is under a lot of academic pressure, she often cannot eat, but when she is done with work, she will eat a lot.

Every time Jiang Baige and the others see her, they would persuade her, but so far she seems unable to do it.

"You were just talking about me..." Tao Mindai changed the subject not very tactfully, "How about your novel?"

"Finally I've finished polishing the outline."

Jiang Baige also breathed a sigh of relief - so sometimes she felt that she had no right to persuade Xiao Tao, because she was the same. Before things were done, it was difficult for her to completely let go of the anxiety in her heart.

"So where do you usually get stuck when writing a novel?"

"The plot, the characters, the logic of advancing the story, the setting of suspense..." Jiang Baige said a few words casually, "Anything can get stuck anyway."

And if you have to choose one of her weaknesses between plot and writing, it must be the plot.

Sometimes even she herself feels that what she writes is too bland.

What online literature needs is ups and downs.

"Then why don't you consider learning it?" Tao Mindai suddenly suggested.

This surprised Jiang Baige a little because they seemed to have never had an in-depth discussion about her novels.

After all, apart from her, the other three people in the dormitory don't write novels.

"Where should I go to learn? Should I take a class with a writer? But I don't know any writers..."

Some writing skills are hard to teach. It's more about having someone read your writing and give you advice.

But she is not willing to share her unfinished works with others for comments. She still prefers to write according to her own ideas first.

This abducted self-help article was the one she had prepared the most for in the early stages: she discussed it with Lin Xingran, Song Siwen, and the teacher. When she really started writing, she actually talked to Jing Chai once, and even mentioned it to Han Li...

In the past, her way of improving herself was to keep writing, accumulate experience from her mistakes, find a method that suits her, and hone her skills.

"Do you think...if you go to the crew and see how those people handle the script, will you gain something?"

Tao Mindai blinked her eyes, and it didn't look like she had this sudden idea.

However, she seems to know less about the operating rules of film and television dramas than Jiang Baige...

Jiang Baige looked at Tao Mindai and sighed in her heart.