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Author: Xi Jun
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: Once, someone wrote to me: The plot of "Wèi Néng" has been exhausted, and those who hope to develop in the world of fiction have no many original opportunities except to follow others' footsteps. Do you agree with this? I don't. For example, my previous book "Wèi Wèi Xiāng Shí," the theme of amnesia has been done one hundred and eighty times, and I can't say that using it as a starting point is an original idea. Our common narrative is: Male and female protagonists misunderstand each other — the woman runs away and gets into a car accident, losing her memory — forgets everything (all or part of the romance) — becomes pregnant or miscarries — coincidentally meets a dazed or gloomy male protagonist — remembers everything through love or torment — crisis follows, the villain appears — the villain is defeated. From then on, they live happily and have children. Always watching such formulas play out, who would still want to join in to create one hundred and eighty more? At least I wouldn’t.