I am reborn and just want to concentrate on my studies

This book won't have a depressing plot, but that doesn't mean there won't be some "turmoil".

Ordinary prose is perhaps the most difficult genre to write about. I don’t know how other authors conceive of their daily texts...but I have my own underlying logic.

Everyone thinks it is good to read daily heartwarming plots, but the more heartwarming the plots are, for the sake of readability, there is actually a strong dramatic conflict at the bottom of the article. This kind of conflict is more tense than the fast-paced plot that slaps the face. , but also harder to detect.

Without conflict, there is no way to advance the plot. However, the conflicts that drive daily plot development can be laborious to conceive. My understanding of everyday novels, plots that are not intense but very readable, are ripples on the surface of a lake, conflicts, but not that intense. But this kind of ripples will not appear out of thin air. It requires a relatively fierce conflict, just like a pebble thrown into a lake, stirred up, and then ripples ripple out layer by layer.

In the previous plot, "rebirth" was the stone. But this pebble cannot support a million-word novel. You still need to keep dropping "pebbles" so that the whole book will continue to be readable.

I roughly explained my underlying logic for writing this kind of article.

The pebble thrown into the lake by Ma Siyu will soon calm down the waves, and will lead to the next round of plain and interesting "ripples" that will continue to ripple for a while.

Just be patient and read, there won't be any depressing chapters. A lot of energy was spent on shaping Ma Siyu, not just to torture her.

And some of the logical things about cheating are not as complicated as everyone thinks. He is a big shot again, and so on...

Have you ever seen anyone steal a test paper?

As for how to end it, let the plot fly for a while.