A healing writer? No, it's a depressing writer!

Chapter 123: Do you want to know about the offline fan meeting?
If Kong Xi hadn't seen it with his own eyes, it would have been hard for him to believe that an online novel could become so popular.

It not only made the moat and Xitang popular, but also made so many young people.
Are you still obsessed with it?

The age distribution of readers of "The Tenant" basically ranges from 16 to 35 years old.

If this book is for older readers.

When I read the touching part
At most they would just shed a few tears and feel sad in their hearts?
However, for some younger readers, they have not experienced much of the world and still have regrets about the people they love.
So the aftereffects after he read "The Tenant" must be quite strong?

Suzhou Moat is the place where Zhaoyang and Jianwei fell in love and met in the book "The Tenant".

This river is a particularly important watershed in the entire book's plot!

Zhaoyang and Jianwei met here.

Zhaoyang and Jianwei parted here.

It can be said that this river witnessed their love and also witnessed the end of their relationship!
When I was reading the book and saw the book friend above walking to the moat, I couldn't help but think of Jian Wei, who had always loved Zhaoyang. Even though she was reluctant in her heart, she resolutely chose to say goodbye and leave at the place where they first met!

People who love each other will eventually leave.

Even people who like each other cannot be together in the end.

When standing by the river, recalling the love between Zhao Yang and Jian Wei, and thinking about my past experiences
"That girl who used to treat me like a treasure, how is she doing now?"

"If I had cared about other people's feelings, would everything have been different?"

"If I had cherished her more and been more sensible, would she and I not have been separated? Would she not be lying in someone else's arms now?"

When I think of this plot of unrequited love, coupled with the rendering of the melody of "Elopement", the atmosphere is already set to this point when the love is deep -

It's really hard to control myself!!!

However, half a month ago, Suzhou Culture and Tourism clearly noticed that something was wrong with the atmosphere along the moat.

They found that most of the tourists who went to the moat were young people in their prime years. However, these young people
I really don't want to live!
When he said he would jump into this river, he really meant it!

The last second, he was staring at the moat in a daze.

The next second, he dived straight to the bottom of the river!
You know, the moat is not as peaceful as it seems on the surface. At the bottom of the river -

There is a real undercurrent!

If these young people who jump into the river do not encounter undercurrents, they may be lucky enough to be rescued by the rescue team patrolling on the shore.

But if this young man was unlucky, he would have been caught in an undercurrent when he dived down.
Then don’t even mention the rescue team. Even if Jesus comes, he can’t be saved!

Although, the government staff of Suzhou Culture and Tourism have tried their best to arrange rescue personnel to patrol the shore and have tried their best to rescue these emotionally traumatized and depressed young people.

but!

Just this month!
There were five young men who, due to bad luck, jumped into the river and encountered an undercurrent and could never float up again.
The difficulty in this matter lies in that -

This moat is a public scenic spot!

Since it is a public scenic spot, there is naturally no restriction on the coming and going of tourists.

You can't just close the entire scenic area to prevent such incidents of falling into the water from happening?
Wouldn't that be worth the loss?

In other words, you can't prevent young people from entering the moat scenic area just because you are afraid that they will jump into the river?

No one knows how to tell fortunes—

Who can tell who wants to jump into the river?
Who can tell who has suicidal tendencies?
After much deliberation, Suzhou Tourism finally gave the moat scenic area a solution:

Install guardrails!
Don't you want to jump into the river?
I will just fence off the riverside and not give you a chance to step. How can you jump?
Don’t you want to not live anymore?

I built a series of guardrails directly along the river. Although the guardrails are not high, they can firmly enclose you within the river corridor.

In fact, things like jumping into the river are often done spontaneously. When the singing starts and the atmosphere is set, you can look at the rippling surface of the moat.
One of them lost control and jumped into the river.

but!

If a guardrail is installed on the river bank, so that there is an artificial barrier between [people] and [the lake], the mere act of crossing the railing will...
It can dissuade many young people who want to commit suicide by jumping into the river.

You know what, ever since the moat scenic area began to install guardrails, the frequency of young people jumping into the river has decreased significantly!

However, during the construction period, Suzhou Tourism discovered another problem——

The moat is 17 kilometers long. Even if you walk along the river at a speed of 5 kilometers per hour,
It will take you three and a half hours to complete the tour of the river!

It would take two or three hours to walk around the entire river, let alone repairing the guardrail?

Repairing the guardrail takes time!
While repairing the guardrail, the workers of the construction team made a desperate discovery:

When they were working on the moat upstream, young people downstream started jumping into the river.

What if you learned that someone jumped into the river downstream?
The construction team's master hurriedly ran from upstream to downstream, and then continued construction from downstream.
I thought this would be better?
But who would have thought that just a while after they left, the young man upstream became trapped in love again and died heroically.

The construction masters who witnessed this scene were speechless:

“Is this fucking guerrilla warfare???”

"Why are we talking about The Art of War here? The main strategy is to make the enemy retreat while we advance, to make a feint to the east and attack in the west?" He watched as two more young men, without any precautions, plunged headfirst into the river without any guardrails.

The construction masters really felt like crying but had no tears:
"Can you dance slower and give us a little more time?"

“This guardrail is really too big to install.”

The Suzhou moat was first built in the Spring and Autumn Period. It was a waterway constructed by King Fuchai of Wu to defend against the State of Chu. It has been 588 years since it was repaired and used for civilian purposes.

In these 588 years, the appearance of the moat has never changed.

But, it happens that in this twenty-first century.
It actually built a guardrail because of an online article that came out of nowhere?
Not to mention the workers, even Kong Xi, a local who grew up in Suzhou and understood the whole story, couldn't help but sigh:

"Is Jiang Hai so poisonous?"

Who could have expected that an online article would have such a great influence, and even single-handedly changed the moat's unprecedented changes in a century?

Who could have expected that Jiang Hai, this guy, would be so vicious?
So many young boys and girls in their youth, after reading the book he wrote, came to the moat without any care and started to end their lives?

"Murderer!"

Looking at the two men and women who had just jumped into the river and were rescued by the rescue team, Kong Xi was indignant and immediately made a judgment in his mind:
"Even if it's not direct, at least you should be sentenced indirectly!"

"Call the police and have you arrested!"

Having said that, when Kong Xi turned his head and looked towards the shore again.

Only then did she realize that beside the moat, which seemed rather simple in her memory, and next to the arch bridge, there were already several wooden message walls.

There are many red ropes tied around these message walls, and many visitors have posted messages on the walls with sticky notes to encourage themselves:

[Behind human nature is the fickleness of life. I hope you and I can be masters of life! Zhang Gaoyang, I have completely forgotten you! In the future, I wish you all the best! ]

[One day, I will meet a girl who only has eyes for me, just like Le Yao! Jiang Yunshi, it is your loss if you miss me, I don't love you anymore! ]

[Jian Wei and Zhao Yang, isn't this also the story between her and me? Even though we once loved each other, we could never be together! I was a little unwilling at first, but when I really followed Zhao Yang's footsteps and came to this moat, at that moment, I figured everything out.]

[In this city of desire, I wish everyone can find their own faith! Although none of us are Zhaoyang, and we will never meet such a perfect Mi Cai, "The Tenant" taught me a truth: even if life is not satisfactory in many ways, we must live well.]

The magic of "The Tenant" lies in the fact that it is real enough, and the stories in the book resonate with everyone!
I don't know why, looking at the messages on this message wall, Kong Xi's attitude towards Jiang Hai -

Are there some subtle changes?
Is it a sin to write too well?
It's sad to say that the book is too realistic and touches the hearts of readers. Can this be considered a fault?
Although a small number of readers did some irrational things after reading Jiang Hai's novels, this
We shouldn’t put the blame on Jiang Hai, right?
Perhaps, Jiang Hai’s original intention was not to make everyone depressed, but to let everyone experience these complicated emotional entanglements in the book——

Muster up the courage to love life again?

Aren’t these messages on the wooden walls the best proof that people have found themselves again through reading "The Tenant"?

Frankly speaking, Kong Xi doesn't have much free time to read novels because his recent schedule is quite full.

Therefore, she didn't really know much about Jiang Hai's new online novel "The Female Tenant".

Looking at the young people standing by the moat, although they are in their youth, their eyes are full of deepness and vicissitudes.

This immediately aroused Kong Xi's curiosity:

"Is this novel really so magical?"

After witnessing all this with his own eyes, Kong Xi no longer had the heart to go for a walk.

She took a step, turned around and walked back to the RV not far away:

"How cruel can it be? I'm a veteran bookworm who grew up reading cruel novels. How can I be afraid of someone like you?"

"Let me see what's wrong with you."

Chenghai Drama Academy, boys' dormitory.

At eleven o'clock in the evening, Jiang Hai was lying on the bed relaxing and playing with his mobile phone.

Just when he was relaxing.

In the dormitory, Fatty Yang Wei was telling Chu Tianjiao about his experiences over the past two days:
"Two days ago, a girl added me. On the first day, she talked to me about music, literature, and life ideals. I was really excited. I really felt that I had met a life partner who was a perfect match for me both spiritually and physically."

"Then the next day, she talked to me about her grandfather who had a hard life growing tea in the mountains."

Without waiting for him to continue, Chu Tianjiao revealed the secret:
"So you bought her tea, right?"

The fat man was surprised: "How did you know?"

Chu Tianjiao took out his phone and found the chat history between him and [AAA doesn't eat coriander] on WeChat:

"I thought she only added me, but she added you too."

Just when Jiang Hai was happily enjoying the show and was about to ask the two for some specific details.

The next second, he received a message from Kong Xi:
"Jiang Hai, when will you organize an offline book club meeting?"

"I have a gift for you."

(End of this chapter)