I write novels in Liyue

This will take up too much room space.

This merchant is stupid. How could they possibly sell such a big plush toy?

Let's be reasonable.

If you were to sleep with this plush toy, its size and volume would leave only half the sleeping space on the bed.

Let alone sleeping in their arms, even turning over in bed is a hassle.

As for using it as a decoration...

This thing is so big. If a small family in Liyue buys it, it will take up a lot of space in their house. Even wealthy families decorate their homes in a traditional and elegant style. Who would buy such an incongruous thing to use as a decoration?

Fang Qiu glanced at the shop owner, a burly man from Mondstadt.

They clearly lack business acumen.

Poor people.

"Let's go."

Fang Qiu smiled faintly.

"Ah."

Hu Tao glanced at Fang Qiu's back, then at the adorable giant doll, stroked her chin, pondered for a moment, and then a smile involuntarily appeared on her lips.

Then he jogged to catch up with Fang Qiu.

……

……

I went to the hospital yesterday and I'm feeling much better.

There will be another chapter later.

Chapter Fifty-Nine: The Basic Qualities of Pigeons

Fang Qiu spent a long time strolling around the night market in Liyue Harbor with Xiangling and Hu Tao before finally returning home.

I lay in bed for a while.

Fang Qiu suddenly remembered something very serious.

Own……

I forgot to eat!

After finishing a piece of cake and a glass of juice to fill my stomach, I forgot about it.

I was planning to take them out for a nice meal...

Never mind, it's too late, I don't really want to go out.

Let's just make a simple bowl of plain noodles...

Remember the bitter past to appreciate the sweet present, and be mindful of potential dangers even in times of peace.

We shouldn't engage in excessive revenge spending.

Having lived in Liyue for so long, I can now start a fire and cook in one go.

In addition, there was his extensive experience with instant noodles from his previous life.

A bowl of plain noodles, with nothing added except seasonings and a few specks of oil floating on the surface, is ready.

Looking at the bowl of plain noodles, Fang Qiu gritted her teeth, picked up the chili jar, scooped out a small spoonful of chili oil flakes, and put it into the bowl.

The moment the spoonful of chili oil flakes fell into the soup, it quickly spread into tiny red specks.

A faint spicy aroma continuously stimulated Fang Qiu's taste buds.

"There shouldn't be any problem with that, right?"

Fang Qiu nodded in satisfaction.

She bought this bottle of chili oil a few days ago. Although it's the mildest flavor, she hasn't dared to use it much...

It's time to muster up the courage to try it out.

Fang Qiu didn't rush to eat. Instead, she went to her desk and took the manuscript to the dining table.

She wanted to eat while checking her book to see if there was anything written incorrectly.

She did not use the jade pendant setting from the Legend of Sword and Fairy 3 TV series, and changed the encounter between the male protagonist, Jing Tian, ​​and the female protagonist, Tang Xuejian, back to the plot of the game.

However, Fang Qiu decided to use the same characters from the TV series for the two characters.

Jing Tian believes that happiness is the greatest thing in the world. He wants to become a great hero and a rich man, but he also has a strong sense of justice and empathy.

Tang Xuejian is spoiled and willful, but soft-hearted and understanding.

Thinking of this, Fang Qiu picked up the noodles, gently pursed her lips and blew on the steaming noodles, then put them in her mouth.

The aroma of the seasonings instantly returned to the mouth, while at the same time, the spiciness of the chili brought a slight stinging sensation to the mouth.

good……

It's at the limit of what's acceptable.

Fang Qiu also breathed a slight sigh of relief. Although she couldn't handle spicy food very well, she seemed to be able to eat a little bit.

Under the bright candlelight, Fang Qiu ate noodles while reading the original manuscript from a reader's perspective.

There are many reasons why we view things from the reader's perspective.

But the most important point is that the author was writing the book from a God's-eye view; the author knew the subsequent content, such as the world view and so on.

This can lead many authors to unconsciously make the mistake of writing information that the current character is unaware of.

Therefore, it is especially important to read it again from the reader's perspective after you have finished writing it.

After taking another bite of noodles, Fang Qiu began to read seriously.

Yuzhou City, Yong'an Pawnshop.

Jing Tian was lying in bed sleeping, and just as he was sleeping soundly, he was suddenly awakened by the sound of a door opening.

Jing Tian's heart skipped a beat, thinking it was a thief. But as soon as he got up, he awkwardly met the gaze of a girl in red who had just opened the door.

The girl in red remained calm and turned to leave.

Jing Tian immediately stopped her.

The girl in red turned around angrily and told Jing Tian that she was not a thief, but Tang Xuejian, the eldest daughter of the Tang family. She said that Yong'an Pawnshop was a property of the Tang family and that she had the right to freely enter and leave any part of Yong'an Pawnshop.

However, Jing Tian didn't believe her at all and insisted on taking her to the authorities.

To prove her identity and to stop Jing Tian from calling for help, Tang Xuejian pulled out a hidden weapon unique to the Tang Clan.

So Jing Tian immediately backed down and asked what business the dignified eldest daughter of the Tang family had at Yong'an Pawnshop, saying he could help.

Tang Xuejian took out a teapot lid that was broken in two and handed it to Jingtian, asking him if he had seen the same one.

Jing Tian told Tang Xuejian that although he didn't have one, he could make an exact replica.

Tang Xue saw that there were indeed many replicas in Jing Tian's room, and they were almost indistinguishable from the originals. So she handed the broken teapot lid to Jing Tian and decided to let him try it.

However, just as Jingtian took the teapot lid, the earthquake struck.

Tang Xuejian suddenly threw herself into Jing Tian's arms, causing Jing Tian to fall down with her.

The first thing Jing Tian felt when he got up was heartache for his replica.

Tang Xuejian asked him if he was in pain.

Just as Jing Tian said he wasn't in pain, Tang Xuejian told him that when he fell, a poisoned hidden weapon had injured him.

Jing Tian immediately said that he felt dizzy and lightheaded, and that he was about to die.

Tang Xuejian told Jingtian that he didn't have the antidote with him, and that he should bring the teapot lid he had made to the outskirts of the city the next night to find her, where she would give him the antidote.

Therefore, Jing Tian, ​​who had originally planned to ask for compensation, did not dare to speak.

The following scenes consist of everyday life.

This also introduces He Biping and Maomao, one a miser and the other Jingtian's follower.

Incidentally, this everyday scene serves as a way to explain the worldview.

The story then moves on to Jing Tian delivering a teapot lid to the outskirts of the city, where he discovers that in addition to delivering the lid, he also finds Tang Xuejian collecting dew.

Their conversation led to the discovery that Tang Xuejian's grandfather, the Tang Clan leader, was currently suffering from a serious illness and needed dew as a treatment.

Just then, the poisonous man appeared.

The story ends here.

Fang Qiu took a closer look and concluded that, from the perspective of a Liyue reader, it shouldn't be difficult to understand.

So, Fang Qiu put down the manuscript with satisfaction and focused on eating her vegetarian noodles.

While eating, Fang Qiu couldn't help but sigh that her progress was far too slow.

I wrote with complete concentration for three or four hours, which is six or seven hours, and this is all I got so little content.

If we were talking about computers, the content would be at least twice as much.

However, writing with a pen also has its advantages.

She felt that she was much more focused when writing novels by hand than when using a computer.

This feeling is especially noticeable after switching to a quill pen.

After all, you don't need to spend time figuring out how to write calligraphy well.

Moreover, because it is difficult to make corrections when writing, Fang Qiu would carefully consider every word and sentence she chose.

As a result, the quality of the novels written has been raised to a new level.

After finishing the vegetarian noodles, Fang Qiu put the manuscript back on his desk. He had intended to write a little more, until Xu Changqing made his appearance.

But before she could even pick up her pen, Fang Qiu suddenly felt a wave of drowsiness wash over her, so she decided to rest first.

Do not do today anything that can be done tomorrow.