I write novels in Liyue

She was holding a book, reading quietly.

Just then, a maid came over.

"Miss Kamisato, dinner is ready. Lord Thomas is waiting for you in the dining room."

"Okay, I understand. Thank you for your hard work. You go ahead, I'll be there in a bit."

After responding, Ayaka Kamisato let out a soft breath, closed the Eternal, and gently placed it aside.

Then, she turned her gaze to the distance.

Fang Qiu's literary talent is truly remarkable.

The author's powerful and delicate writing style is exceptionally effective in depicting vivid imagery and creating emotional atmosphere.

Its story structure is also coherent, seamless, and interlocking.

Therefore, under Fang Qiu's powerful writing skills, the story of "Your Lie in April" seemed to be perfectly presented before her.

April is a lie told by Kaori Miyazono.

Kaori Miyazono had loved Kousei Arima for ten years, but spent the entire month of April weaving a lie that she didn't love him.

So poignant, so heartbreaking.

She has already read part of the book "Eternal".

In contrast to the reserved and shy youthful love story of Kaori Miyazono and Kousei Arima, the story of Rose and Jack is more like dry wood meeting a raging fire.

The flames of love are burning fiercely.

Jack is an artist who values ​​freedom and is content with his lot.

Ruth, on the other hand, is a noblewoman who has no freedom, like a caged bird.

In a way, Ruth and she do bear some resemblance.

She always had the idea of ​​living as an ordinary girl.

However, unlike Ruth, she did not want to abandon the responsibilities of the Kamisato family, and her brother, Kamisato Ryoto, would not be so selfish as to marry her off to someone she did not like.

And so, this noble lady, who yearned for freedom and loved art, met a free but poor artist.

They were so well-matched, yet so mismatched.

The two were both estranged and harmonious.

It is a work that is completely different from "Your Lie in April", but equally excellent.

I just don't know how the Eternal will end...

It shouldn't be two tragedies, right?

With a soft exhale, Ayaka Kamisato slowly rose and walked towards the restaurant with a complicated expression.

Thomas had been waiting in the restaurant for quite some time.

"Awaited."

"Ayaka Kamisato said."

"Miss Kamisato, eat quickly, it won't taste good when it gets cold."

Thomas said.

I had drinks with Big Sister Beidou yesterday...

Ok……

It's more accurate to say that he was drinking with Big Sister Beidou rather than drinking alcohol with her, as he was using tea instead of wine.

However, to be fair, Big Sister Beidou is quite a heavy drinker. Even though his stomach was bloated, she didn't seem sleepy at all...

After drinking the sake and returning to my room, I felt guilty all the while.

After all, there were quite a few novel lovers drinking at the izakaya that day, which meant that a group of office workers who were tired after a long day and wanted to find a place to relax and vent their frustrations couldn't get a seat.

Many novel enthusiasts seemed to have their sad memories stirred up. Upon entering the izakaya, they didn't order any snacks, but instead ordered two bottles of alcohol and started drinking right away. Halfway through, they burst into tears and sobbed uncontrollably.

This is enough to prove just how heart-wrenching Fang Qiu's two books are.

And yet, I actually recommended such a heart-wrenching book to Ms. Kamisato...

According to the maids, Ms. Kamisato's eyes were red after she finished reading last night.

Most importantly, after arranging the flowers, Ms. Kamisato had already started watching "Eternal"...

According to Beidou, the "Eternal" is also a tragedy...

Just as he was pondering how to tell Ms. Kamisato about this, Ayaka Kamisato spoke up.

"Thoma, I've finished reading 'Your Lie in April.' Now we can start discussing the concert. Do you have any opinions?"

Ryouka Shinri gently picked up a piece of grilled fish, put it in her mouth, chewed it carefully, and said.

"Uh?"

Thomas paused for a moment, then pondered for a moment and said, "In my opinion, it would be best to announce the event a day or two after 'Your Lie in April' reaches its peak popularity, and then start the competition within a week. Since it's a concert from the novel, we can contact Yaedo and have him participate in the preparation of this music competition. This will not only save manpower and resources, but also reduce costs, and most importantly, allow us to keep track of sales at all times."

"That's pretty much what I expected."

Ryouka Kamisato nodded and said, "If there are no problems with Yaedo, then we'll contact the Chamber of Commerce. However, it all depends on the sales and positive reviews of Miss Fang Qiu's 'Your Lie in April' in Inazuma."

"As for sales, there's no need to worry. I went to the Yaedo flagship store again today to check, and the number of people buying Ms. Qiu's books was unexpectedly large. I heard that many bookstores have sold out of her books. She truly lives up to her reputation as a lady."

Thomas smiled and said.

"I only played a part in promoting it. With the quality of Ms. Fang Qiu's book, it will soon spread through word of mouth among readers."

Ryouka Kamisato shook her head and said, "By the way, Thomas, do you know when Captain Hokuto and the others will leave Inazuma and return to Liyue?"

"I didn't ask that. Is there anything I can help you with, Miss?"

Thomas asked, puzzled.

"I want to write a letter and ask Captain Beidou to deliver it to Miss Fang Qiu, but if there is enough time, I would like to finish reading 'Eternal' before I start writing."

"I think for a moment and then I say," said Kamisato Ryouka.

"Oh... I see. Then I'll go ask the Southern Cross fleet tomorrow."

Thomas nodded.

"Thank you very much."

Ayaka Kamisato smiled faintly, picked up her bowl, and began to eat her meal in small bites.

Seeing Ayaka Kamisato's current state, and considering her earlier statement about organizing the concert as planned and writing a letter to Fang Qiu, he wouldn't be so tactless as to bring up the "Eternal" project with her.

However, at the same time, he was also somewhat curious.

Are the books written by that woman named Fang Qiu really that good?

Ms. Kamisato likes it that much?

This aroused his curiosity.

I'll go back to my room and check it out later.

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P.S.: Ahem, I think I stayed a little too long. Something came up and I haven't slept yet. I'll continue writing after I finish this post, and I'll also adjust my sleep schedule.

As for the song "Senior Sister's Pain," it has been banned. If any of you want to see that part, a friend of mine will post it in the long comments section for a while.

If you don't have it, then forget it.

By the way, I'd like to recommend a book by a female author, "Sweet Rain, Be My Pokémon!" The title itself suggests the genre; you can check it out if you're interested.

Chapter 82 Don't Sleep Tonight

At Narukami Shrine, Kano Nana stretched at the table, opened the window, glanced at the room across the way where the lights were already off, and couldn't help but smile.

That room belongs to Hayato.

It's already this late, that little guy is probably asleep by now.

"It's so cold."

A gust of wind blew by, and Kano Nana shivered.

Narukami Taisha Shrine is situated on a very high elevation, and it gets very windy at night.

Just as she was about to close the door, she suddenly saw a little guy looking at her under a tree not far away, and she moved back quietly.

"Stop hiding. There are no missions today. Go back to your room and get some sleep."

Seeing Zaoyou's furtive appearance, Kano Nana couldn't help but chuckle and said.

"No mission? Then I'm relieved. Goodnight, Shrine Maiden."

Upon hearing Nana Kano's words, Yuzu immediately relaxed. She smiled, jogged into her room, and closed the door without making a sound.

I guess he just lay down on the bed and fell asleep.

Nana Kano lay back on the bed, wrapped herself in the blanket, and quietly began to read by the light of the bedside lamp.

No wonder he was able to climb to the top ten on the second day; this book is really well written.

In order to let Yae no Osamu hear her thoughts as soon as possible, she had been holed up in her room reading since after lunch in the afternoon, and even asked other shrine maidens to find her.

Of course, the result was that it was never found.

After all, Zaoyou usually sleeps in late at home in the morning, so she's easy to find.

The midday sun was shining brightly, so finding someone wasn't that difficult.

But once night falls, the difficulty of finding Zaoyou increases dramatically, and you basically have to wait in her room.

But once Zaoyou knows there's a mission to carry out that night, she does what she did just now: sleep outside first, and then go back inside to sleep after the mission is accepted.

It's frustrating.

However, during this time, she had already read almost half of the book.