You’re My Belated Happiness

Ruan Yu turned to the corresponding paragraph and found that it happened to be a description of cats. He said that the heroine was passing through the art museum and met the heroine feeding the stray cat in the grass.

In order to increase the "pink element", when she wrote this paragraph, she adapted it on the basis of reality, assuming that the male protagonist does not like cats, but only because the female protagonist loves the house and the black.

"I don't like cats, I like you." This inner monologue is exactly the same as the "Poet Writer".

In response to this similarity, Ruan Yu thought hard and failed to find a way to refute it.

Seeing that Xu Huaisong was doing business in a completely official manner, she didn't look like she remembered at all, so she asked with confidence, "Do you have any ideas?"

He nodded: "There is a slight difference between the two sides. The psychology of the character you created is "Love House and Wu", but the other party is not."

"Eh?"

Ruan Yu was taken aback, opened another set of manuscripts, read the relevant plot twice, and suddenly realized.

The male protagonist in the other party's pen didn't just like the cat, but calculated early that the female protagonist was going to pass by the art museum, so he deliberately acted this good opinion.

It's just that the "poet writer" described this truth very obscurely, and Ruan Yu preconceived his mindset, so the authorities were confused.

Speaking of which, although the outline is her original, objectively speaking, the adaptation of "The Poet Writer" is more tense in terms of personality.

She made a comment, took this as a basis for refutation, and then asked: "Anything else?"