It Would Be Great If I Could Be a Copywriter

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Yuzu continued to watch.

After Violet came to the residence of the mother and daughter, she began to write letters for Ann's mother.

This letter-writing process lasted for a week.

During this period, An's hostility towards Violet from the beginning gradually turned into curiosity, longing, and finally reluctance.

This made Yuzu smack his tongue.

What kind of letter is this? The ghostwriter has not finished writing for a week, even if it is a short story, it should be finished now, right?

Moreover, what makes Yuzu more concerned is that Violet's character is very beautiful in appearance, loves work, and is... a little straight.

Well, these may be foreshadowing at the end of the novel, and have nothing to do with the story.

Because Yuzu also understood that this Violet is the protagonist, and if she didn't expect it, she should be witnessing one story after another from the perspective of a bystander.

Such a setting, how should I put it, gave her a refreshing feeling.

The writing style does not play tricks, it is well-behaved, and it is full of traditional literature and visual sense.

The more people look at it, the more beautiful it looks, and the more it tastes, the more delicious it is.

So Yuzu's curiosity was gradually aroused.

Immersed in the novel, fascinated.

In the story, Violet's ghostwriting task is quite mysterious. Every day, she has to go to a separate small room with Ann's mother. Ann is not allowed to participate, let alone eavesdrop.

This made An quite curious, and because the main perspective was on An, it made Yuzu, a reader, feel itchy as well.

On the last day of ghostwriting, Ann couldn't bear it anymore, and rushed into the small room where Violet and her mother lived, wanting to know the contents of the letter, but was reprimanded by her seriously ill mother in the end.

"Violet, don't take away my time with my mother."

"Why are you writing?"

"Because it can convey people's thoughts."

"It's okay if you don't need to convey it like this..."

"There is no letter in this world that does not need to be sent, miss."

"..."

Seeing this, Yuzu can't wait to go directly to the end of the chapter.

From the reader's point of view, she really wants to know how the story will end.

Why write a letter so mysteriously? Those who didn't know thought you were sending a password?

With this restless heart.

Yuzu saw the end of the story.

After the ghostwriting was over, the mother and daughter sent off the protagonist Violet.

And Ann's mother passed away shortly after ghostwriting.

At the last moment of her life, in the face of Ann's murmur, the mother could only nod slowly, and responded softly with "ummm".

...

The only mother who loved her passed away, and after that, Ann fell into a depression for a very long time.

until her eighth birthday.

She received a huge doll tied with a red ribbon,

There is another letter.

The sender's signature is her deceased mother.

"Happy eighth birthday, Ann, maybe you're going to go through a lot of sadness, maybe..."

At this moment, Ann's eyes turned into oceans of tears.

It turned out that the letter that my mother desperately wanted to find a ghostwriter to write at the last moment of her life was to be sent to Ann in the future.

There are fifty letters in total, and they will arrive as scheduled on Ann's birthday every year.

Even at fourteen.

"Happy fourteenth birthday, Ann, you are already an excellent lady, aren't you already..."

Even at sixteen.

"It's almost time to learn to drive, right? If mom can drive..."

Even at eighteen.

"Maybe you are already married, what should I do... Becoming a young wife is very hard..."

Even at twenty.

"Twenty years have passed, it's amazing! Today's little baby has grown so big, life is really amazing! Mom will also be in heaven..."

Even when I don't know how old.

A beige-haired girl who looked very similar to Ann trotted over with a bright smile.

"Mom, is grandma's gift here?"

"It's here." Ann wiped away her tears and responded with a smile.

"..."

At this point in the story, Yuzu no longer knows how to evaluate it.

The touch in her heart and the slightly moist corners of her eyes made her define "Violet Eternal Garden" as a masterpiece.

In this short first chapter, she feels a lot of love.

For a love that is deep and doomed to be incomplete, the mother chooses to use words to complete the continuation of love, and uses letters to watch her daughter grow up.

Obviously it's just a very simple little story, but it really made Yuzu feel the warmest and most touching part of human nature.

blow up!

This is what God predestined.

This is a long-lasting classic light novel.

If the Cherry Blossom Gold Award is not given to this work, she will have trouble sleeping and eating.

Compared with "Violet Evergarden", the "School Enchantress" I watched last week is simply a sensationalist novel.

What was your previous self thinking?

This kind of Xiaobaiwen is recommended to advance, and you plan to arrange for a gold medal?

I must be crazy.

Wiping the reddish corners of her eyes, she felt that it was not too late, and she should call the remaining editors to cross-review now.

Re-determine the ownership of the Sakura Gold Award.

Re-determine the publication rights of that section of Qingman Magazine.

Yuzu frantically began to operate.

But before doing this, she would like to contact an author who has become popular with vampires first, and get to know him better.

So he copied the qq number signed by the email, and Yuzu sent the friend request.

In her preconceived mind, the author who can write such a vivid story must also have a rich and colorful life experience, right?

Maybe a girl of my own age?

Well, maybe it's an intellectual big sister who is in her thirties but still has charm...

Feeling a little nervous, I sent a friend request.

Just when Yuzu was about to share a wave of works with other editors, she noticed that her friend application had passed in seconds.

Is the other party's efficiency high? Or is it your luck?

Adding the grapefruit of the author of Violet, I didn't rush to send a message to talk at the first time, but clicked on this person's personal profile.

I believe that many people have this habit. Before chatting with strangers, they like to secretly glance at the other party's data card, and then exit carefully without clicking into the space - because entering the space will leave a record for the other party.

But the information on Su Chen's qq is just too little.

The system comes with a coffee cup avatar, not to mention the low-level QQ like a movie seller, and the age, gender, and location are unknown...

No information is left on qq.

This can't help but make Yuzu a little discouraged.

Could it be that the other party just left a trumpet and didn't take this submission seriously at all?

That's right, an author with such excellent writing and emotional control must be the kind of expert who is indifferent to fame and fortune, right?

Yuzu was thinking about how to take the initiative to speak.

And the other side of the screen.

The "expert" in Yuzu's heart was turning on the computer, and after hurriedly agreeing to the friend application, he switched the screen and returned to the lol game page.

"Hey, you added me as a friend so soon? Isn't it a week?" Su Chen manipulated the Qinggang Shadow on the screen and whispered, "But even if you are the editor of the publishing house, you still wait for me to finish this game first. Say it again."

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