What is the theme of a book?
That is, what is the central idea?
Ninety answers to this question can be given by a hundred authors, and the remaining ten have already been disputed in subtleties and broken heads.
I'm an amateur author, with no training or edification at all, just instinct and the kind of perception that substitutes for the world.
And there are thousands of readers, and naturally the view is even different.
Like beautiful women: If you don't accept it, if you don't accept it, you are flooding!
Those who like battle formations: You don't fight, you don't fight, you don't fight, you don't fight, you don't fight, you are flooded!
Like industry: you don't have a machine tool yet, it's irrigation!
I like to watch the conquest of the world: You still don't subdue the world?
Fill with water!
Thousands of people, thousands of faces, thousands of people, thousands of ideas.
Turnip cabbage, each with his favorite.
This is a world, the characters in the world, the world in the world, the grievances in the world, all of which have to be described one by one, and it is impossible to say that only one side and one point are taken care of.
I love scene jumping, jumping from a heartwarming scene to the battlefield, jumping from a child's love to a golden iron horse, blood splattering It's a kind of nostalgia, and I'm thinking about that scene, about the characters.
The love of children is an atmosphere, the golden iron horse is an atmosphere, the blood splash is a cruelty, and the reflection of people's hearts is a kind of indifference This is a book, and the world within it.
It's not a face, it's not a point, I want it to be a real world, so I try to describe every side of this world, every point I'll keep going until I feel like it's time to finish, or I think it's too hard to write.