Chapter 47 A little explanation about this book
I have paid attention to the recent comments. Some friends pointed out that the plot is relatively dull, and some friends pointed out that there are many customs. That’s why I’m going to reply here in unison.
I believe that many people watch this drama because of its short-sightedness. When I watched it when I was a kid, I basically felt like they were a family. The plot didn't look like a show at all, it was very down-to-earth, and of course it kept up with current events.
So this book will also be in this style, which is about some short stories between parents and stories between family members. The main plot will revolve around the external plot, and the protagonist will play a key role at certain nodes, changing the fate of some characters and promoting the development of some plots.
For example, it will prevent Sachiko from leaving Japan. The character Sachiko was forced to go to Japan because the actress went north to film a drama. In the second half of her plot, the character's personality was almost subversive. The screenwriter forcefully caused various conflicts between her and Ayao. And even though the character design has been subverted, Sachiko is still much better than Huang Fei. At the very least, Sachiko will help the family, and Huang Fei is lazy every time she does housework.
Another example is that tea restaurants will be opened in advance. Er Lao's hardware store doesn't have much plot, but the tea restaurant is more interesting, and Gillian also plays a very important role.
What I want to say is that this is not a business war novel, nor is it a heroic novel. If you were expecting to see a strong president or business success, I'm sorry to disappoint you. There are many other novels that will meet your expectations, and I hope you find one that suits your tastes.
This book will present the daily life and household affairs of an ordinary person in other places, as well as some plain and heartwarming stories. From time to time, I will introduce you to some interesting anecdotes about the customs and customs of Laoguang, and share some popular cultural science.
I know it’s hard to achieve anything with a story like this. I never expected this book to bring me any benefit. I just wanted to realize the dream I had when I was a child watching Foreign Language.
I'm deeply sorry if this story has troubled you.
I will always insist on writing and welcome like-minded friends to share this story. (End of this chapter)