I asked you to write a light novel, but you wrote about living?

Meanwhile, the readers in the comments section who were just discussing "how many characters are equal to one part of the radical" finally quieted down one by one.

The story begins with a woman talking about her dream.

Or to be more precise, it's an older woman talking about a small thing between herself and her husband.

The first sentence of the main text is also surprisingly simple.

I had a dream.

Many people still don't think there's anything wrong with reading this far.

Let's continue reading.

In my dream, my husband left alone.

She couldn't catch up.

When she woke up from her dream, her husband was still sound asleep, but she tossed and turned all night because of what happened in the dream.

Then, a sentence appeared in the main text:

I tossed and turned for half the night waiting for Zhongshu to wake up... and then complained to him about how he had left me without a word.

Upon seeing this, many readers immediately burst into laughter.

[ID will definitely go to bed early tonight]: Yu Laozei wrote this part really well, it's so realistic. My girlfriend is the same way. She had a dream and when she woke up she insisted that I apologize. The problem is, what does the dream have to do with me?

[ID repair bay in queue]: Your girlfriend is actually quite reasonable. My girlfriend dreamt that I cheated on her last time, and the first thing she did when she woke up was look for a knife...

The comment section was immediately flooded with smiley faces.

Clearly, many people have had similar experiences.

Dreams are created by oneself.

The husband knew nothing about it from beginning to end.

But when she woke up, the blame from the dream still fell on her husband in reality.

This trivial matter, when it involves two elderly people, seems all the more real.

After the laughter subsided, someone suddenly noticed another problem.

【ID still awake at dawn】: Wait, I'm only just realizing now, this whole passage has been spoken in a woman's tone, right?

Many people were taken aback when they saw this comment.

From the very first sentence, "I had a dream," the "I" in the story is a woman who has been living with her husband for many years.

The person who wrote these things was Yu Huashi.

【ID Mechanical Keyboard Missing a Key】: Damn, I really didn't notice until you pointed it out. When I was reading it just now, all I could think of was an old lady waiting for her husband to wake up in the middle of the night. I completely forgot who the author was.

The number of likes on this comment is increasing rapidly.

Then, someone else came up with an even more interesting idea based on this question.

【ID Today I Don't Eat Nutritional Paste】: Fugui in "To Live", Santiago in "The Old Man and the Sea", and now an old lady in "We Three". Does Teacher Yu have any strict age requirements when choosing leading actors?

[ID: I'm in great spirits at 3 a.m.]: I've noticed that too. Other people's protagonists start at 18, but Yu Huashi is under 60 and I feel like he wouldn't even make it to the audition.

【ID has only 30 Star Coins left this month】: This time it's not an old man, but an old lady instead (laughs).

[ID Refuses Cybernetics Upgrade]: Young readers are advised not to fantasize about identifying with the protagonist Yu Huashi; you're not qualified enough...

However, what caught some people's attention more than the protagonist's age was the almost imperceptible first-person shift.

They knew the author was Yu Huashi, but when they actually read it, the image that naturally came to mind was that of an older woman.

At least in the first five hundred words, no one felt that this "I" was something Yu Huashi had put on.

……

[Part Two: We Three Are Separated]

……

【ID: I'm feeling great at 3 a.m.】: Damn, this book title... It immediately brings to mind Yu Huashi's style. One page is still about a couple bickering in their dreams, and the next page is "The Three of Us Are Separated".

【ID has only 30 Star Coins left this month】: I knew this old thief couldn't possibly write about a family of three living a peaceful life. The moment the words "lost" appeared, I started to get chills.

[ID Young People Prohibited from Participating]: The title already puts the knife on the table, but when you turn to the text, how come it's still a family of three laughing and joking?

Just when many people thought that the next part would soon be about parting.

The first thing that appears is still the daily life of a family of three.

After dinner, the father and daughter were playing around in the house.

Zhongshu ran into Ayuan's room at some point and messed up her bed. When Ayuan came back and caught him in the act, the father, who had just been "committing a crime," immediately started calling for help.

"Mother, Mother, A-Yuan is bullying me!"

A Yuan was equally unyielding.

[A-Yuan shouted confidently, "Mummy! Daddy did something bad! Caught red-handed!" (We all have many nicknames for each other, and we just call each other whatever comes to mind.)]

【ID is very energetic at 3 a.m.】: No, the father ran into his daughter's room to do something bad, and after being caught red-handed, his first reaction was to call his wife for help?

[ID: Young people are prohibited from participating]: At first, I thought they were two rather quiet old people, but in the second part, the father and daughter both acted like children at the beginning.

[ID Young People Prohibited from Participating]: I thought the second part would start with a separation, but why did the father and daughter start fighting first? The title is "The Three of Us Are Separated", but the beginning of the text keeps talking about how the "three of us" ended up together.

【ID still awake at dawn】: Now that you say that, I'm a little afraid to look ahead. The more exciting it is now, the more painful it will be when it really ends.

[ID Mechanical Keyboard Missing a Key]: Don't think that far ahead. Right now, I just want to know what other bad things Qian Zhongshu might do.