Su Manwen felt very satisfied with this initial meeting with Wu Di. She finally discovered a genius writer. What's even more rare is that Wu Di refused to be a judge or even signed and sold books. She just wanted to write books with peace of mind. This writing attitude not only touched Su Manwen, but also made Nie Xinyu very moved.

Wu Di's style is really as simple and low-key as her dress. If a girl with such writing and painting skills at this age would definitely want to become famous in one fell swoop and enjoy the halo brought by fame and fortune, right?

However, for the hardcover version of "Five Centimeters in seconds", Wu Di decided to draw more beautiful and exquisite illustrations for it. Some of them are the details of when they were young and when they grew up. When savoring the changes in the illustrations, they will also understand what it means to "you will eventually leave me at five centimeters in seconds". Two illustrations with trains will definitely arouse readers' **.

The hardcover and collector's version are to give readers a better healing effect...Wu Di thought this way, with a pleasant smile on the corner of his mouth, including Wu Di's handwritten postscript, which contains her signature on it. Readers will definitely find it very pleasing to the eye when they see her words.

Of course, her postscript is to tell readers that the theme of her book must be positive, it is by no means a tragedy, nor does it mean that people will never believe in love again. These are just superficial understandings of "Five Centimeters in Seconds".

What Wu Di wants to express is that the innocent feelings once did not disappear with the loss of time. Even if this feeling is not completed for various reasons, it will definitely be a beautiful memory in the heart. And hiding in the scars of the past and not daring to accept new happiness will only make the heart grow old and eventually die slowly. Memories are like wine, and you will feel the sweetness in it. If you drink too much, you will be just an unconscious alcoholic.

In the cherry rain falling at a speed of 5 cm per second, in the happy past, the male protagonist embarked on the road ahead. The two gradually distant backs contain the sadness of having love but not fate, but more of the longing for a happy future.

Isn't this topic active yet?

Wu Di believes that she does not want to expose her identity as a clean sand in the sky, not because she is afraid that readers will react too fiercely, but because she hates being disturbed by learning. Well, this reason makes her feel unreliable.

As expected, it is better to slow down the issue of identity first and then expose it.

She felt that she was indeed unauthentic because she wrote so many sweet articles before, and the first part of "Five Centimeters in Seconds" was almost all super sweet and warm interactions, but the final ending seemed too realistic.

Will this contrast be too large and some readers can't accept it?

It seems to confirm Wu Di's concerns. During the continuous fermentation of "Five Centimeters in Seconds", the dissatisfaction accumulated by many readers finally extended from the network to reality.

The editorial department of "Youth Festival" is responsible for receiving express delivery and letters. The staff who were responsible for receiving express delivery and letters delivered some express delivery with blades to Su Manwen with a face of earth. Among them, there is also the "Youth Festival" that was torn directly. The most exaggerated one is actually a handkerchief written in red paint, pig blood and chicken blood. It says "Tianjingsha, kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill kill you!!!"

Those bloody words "kill" full of murderous aura scared the editors of "Youth Festival". Although they were in a bad mood when they saw the final 30,000 words of Tian Jingsha at the first time, they were in a bad mood. No, they could not say that they were in a bad mood. They could only say that there was an indescribable feeling of depression lingering in their hearts.

If you want to blame, Tian Jingsha can only write the previous part of this article so beautifully. Her outline of some background made all readers feel a sense of immersion, more or less thought of their first love, and then when the readers are in the sweetest state and most looking forward to the perfect ending, there is such a big reversal...

Of course, from the whole article, its step by step development is very reasonable. The "tragedy" of the ending (actually not a tragedy) is just a portrayal of the reality of this world. Everyone has had first love, but few can truly get together.

However, if the male and female protagonists are not together, that's fine. A girl as good as the second female lead is not sure... This really makes people want to scold her!

There is a reply letter from a reader who has a deep resentment towards Tian Jingsha, which fully expresses her dissatisfaction with Tian Jingsha. First of all, she naturally condemned Tian Jingsha's behavior of not writing the male and female protagonists together. Then there is a paragraph that fully expresses her helplessness as a reader:

"At least, you, Tian Jingsha, are also described in a whole part. I must admit that you portray the feeling of secret love to the fullest. This part is very well written because I once had a crush on a boy. Your article even reminded me of those secret love days. Then what? Secret love has no result? Well, secret love in reality often has no result... But is it really necessary to write it so realistically?

Our life is already so difficult, and you still have to expose it. How malicious do you have to do with this world?

Well, even if you want to write about the tragedy of realism, can you say it earlier? Why do you write it so sweetly and warmly?

You must have already planned it. First use the sweet and warmth in the front to attract more people to the trap, and finally give a hard blow. You guy, so dark, will definitely be punished by God!

Don’t use any foreshadowing to explain it. Who can see that your foreshadowing is all about writing tragedy!

I just sent this letter to tell you, don't let me know who you are, or I will definitely take revenge on you!

Blades are evidence!”

When Su Manwen saw this letter, she felt that she understood why Wu Di didn't want to expose any of her information. Maybe it was true that she didn't care about fame and fortune, but the bigger reason was that she was afraid that these readers who had come here for such a good time would go to settle the score with her?

Su Manwen couldn't help but remember that she was instantly healed when she saw that ending. Although from an editor's perspective, this ending did instantly deepen the connotation of the article, making the whole article "magical work". I'm afraid no one can forget the cold and realistic ending?

When she saw the postscript written by Wu Di, she just sneered, "What positive meaning is that Wu Di is just quibbling...
Chapter completed!