AV in bed

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You won't believe it, but because I focused on writing adult content, I got targeted by the police. I
have no reason to lie to you. I used to laugh at some short film and call the author worthy, but little did I know I'd end up like
this .

A long time ago, about two years ago, I noticed this short film. I was simply
impressed by their creativity, and besides, I hadn't entered the pornography industry yet, nor did I know where
to write such things. So I never considered adapting or adding anything to it. Until recently, I rewatched
it, intending to revamp it. As I finished, I was leisurely savoring my
masterpiece, unaware that the police had arrived at my doorstep.

It's funny, really. I used to
admire but I never expected that danger would creep up on me. They seemed to be having fun writing without fear of being reported.
Why do I say this? Because not every chapter will satisfy the fans. If their minds are slightly off, they'll come up with some
crooked ideas. It's said that those authors who charge for creating groups aren't stupid; they periodically dismantle and recreate groups. But even the best-laid plans can
have flaws; they're not always so lucky. Human hearts are unpredictable.

I worry about them, they're safe and sound, while I, enjoying my leisure time, am locked in a dark room,
tossing and turning unable to sleep. Just two weeks ago, I was invited for questioning. Believe it
or not, I'm a seasoned "author."

I stayed in the station for half a month. There were so many people there I couldn't count them all. They were all so nice to talk to.
To be honest I loved being there; it felt like home. But considering the revolution isn't over yet, I had to come out
and continue striving, silently upholding my initial goal. I refuse to believe that not writing about
vulgar reproductive organs doesn't make it erotica. What I want is erotic without being vulgar, vulgar without losing elegance, elegant without losing innocence.

I remember the policeman sitting across from me asking me why I wrote these things, telling me to be honest.

Continuing from last time

, I read your erotic writing. Unlike others who write purely erotic stories, you deliberately
let your imagination run wild. Don't you know the country hates those who spout nonsense while waving the banner
of freedom and democracy? We live in a harmonious society, everything is based on development. Aren't you just stirring up trouble? If we don't arrest you,
who will we arrest?

Good heavens, is it that serious? Just think of me as crazy. I was just writing nonsense.

Look at what you're saying! Look at the garbage you've written! What's this about violence against violence? The country is currently focused on stopping violence and
quelling unrest. And what about those prostitutes you wrote about? Don't you know there's a crackdown going on? If you're caught, the fine is 5,000 yuan.
Now you've been caught red-handed, the fine is 10,000 yuan, no questions asked. Don't complain, it's the law. "Oh, right," the policeman
pointed at the computer, "take a good look at what you've written. You've turned perfectly good erotic fiction into an argumentative essay. You
keep bringing up a few outstanding erotic fiction authors, are you trying to tell us you're being lenient by confessing, hoping to lure out
the bigger fish, or are you really that magnanimous, just genuinely admiring them?

No, no, no, actually I think you shouldn't be so conspiratorial.

What, you're saying I'm wrong?

No, listen to me, as you said, I do admire them, but I also admit people have jealousy
. Luckily, I don't make a living from that, so it's not as bad as you make it out to be. As the saying goes,
those far away are admired, those close are envied; those without benefit admire, those with benefit have conflicts. So I just genuinely
admire them , which leads people to mistakenly think I'm magnanimous.

I said again, I'm only human, but luckily I..." I have a good mindset; I don't dare let personal gain get involved.
Although the writing arena, it's not like someone's entry diminishes someone else's market, nor is it
a war or anything. It's not like your previous work was a hit and your next one will sell well.

Stop, stop, stop! Who wants to hear that? I'm asking why you write this?

Curiosity, of course.

Curiosity? Don't you know that's why we police arrested you because of your curiosity?

Accident? I chuckled awkwardly.

Tell me your purpose, your motive.

This goes back to the beginning of writing. Where were we? Why I'm not jealous? I've covered
that enough , so I don't have much more to say. If I had to say, it's that I can't stand the current
climate of pure pornography—it's all so rubbish.

Oh, you write porn yourself, and you look down on others?

I... "I'm not writing this to make money. Of course, if someone is talented, I'm not jealous.

What right do you have to be jealous?" the policeman added. "

I was so frustrated I almost vomited blood. Can you please let me finish? I just can't stand those
erotic novels that are just filled with moaning and groaning to reach the word count. Besides, I don't understand how some authors have the right to say that others are freeloaders
!"

"You don't need to teach me, I'll explain it to you. It means you like to find prostitutes, sleep with them, and not pay them, isn't
that freeloading?" "

You're right about that, but in the context of erotic novels, it's a bit awkward. Think about it, even legitimate websites
offer hundreds of thousands of words of free chapters to lure readers in, making them feel they have a choice. If the
story is good, they want to buy it. Since it's all online serialization, it has to follow those rules and accumulate
potential customers. You can't just say you don't like it." "By engaging in prostitution, how many potential customers have you turned away?"

"Oh, now that you mention it, I understand."

Please note, this is similar to sleeping with a prostitute; in this case, it's a face-to-face interaction, with the woman's looks and
figure for you to see. When writing erotic fiction, readers don't know your abilities, so you must provide free chapters
to let them know what you're writing, and then they can choose whether to buy or not based on their needs. Even later on,
if some readers feel they've been ripped off, it's understandable that they'd complain a bit. Does opening a business only allow
positive reviews and not negative feedback? That's too domineering. "

You're right. I see that you authors can't take criticism. I wasn't wrong, was I? Too much
pride , too sensitive, but not cut out for business. You have to learn to endure some things, try to
communicate with people, and soothe other people's emotions."

"Wow, officer, it's such a waste of your talent that you're not in business!" "

Don't laugh. Doing business and being a policeman are both serving socialism, there's no difference.

" I gave him a thumbs up and praised him: "I admire you!" "

Stop flattering me, you always beat around the bush. Tell me your real purpose for writing this." "

I already said it," I looked up and saw his sharp eyes, as if he was about to explode,
so I quickly tried to appease him, "In our great nation, we have all kinds of erotic novels, except for this one!"

"Oh, you're really praising yourself now," the policeman said, slamming his hand on the table, startling me
awake. I cowered in fear, sitting up straight to listen to his lecture. "Do you know what you call this?
You've written nothing but problem novels. People solve problems, or at least get rid of the person who raised the problem. You,
on the other hand, raise a problem and run away. Where did you think you were going? I caught you."

I'm being open-ended, not offering or intending to solve any problems, but letting people think about what to do.

Do you really have that much ability?

To be honest, not really. I only realized how arrogant this group of authors is after trying it myself.

That's settled then.

Hey, you wouldn't understand even if I told you.

Why don't you tell me?

Let me put it this way, there are only different perspectives, not right or wrong.

Be more specific.

I don't know the specifics either.

Are you kidding me? The policeman said angrily.

No, I saw his eyes were red, so I tried to calm him down. I really don't know. Listen to me, if
I really knew, I wouldn't be sitting across from you. You're on top, I'm on the bottom.

What do you mean?

I mean you understand, do you understand what I mean? I was just being polite, thinking you
'd understand, but you don't even understand what I mean. How can I talk to you about meaning then? Is
this meaningful?

Hmm, that makes some sense. He paused and thought for a moment. No, what exactly do you mean? Speak like a human being.
He got angry and pounded the table with his palm.

It's meaningless.

Then why do you even write it?

I just feel empty and lonely, and if I don't find something to do, I'll definitely have nowhere to kill time.

So you play this.

Yes, you understand me. I climb up the pole.

Bullshit! Be honest with me.

Actually, I think that since I'm not as good at writing stories as others, and my writing style is also bad, I definitely have to find another way.
Others hide their thoughts in the story, hiding them too deeply. I can't do that, and I don't want to learn it. I always feel it's too much
of a waste of time. So, in order to express my own thoughts, my erotic stories don't have to have a complete plot.
Even the erotic content is pieced together. In short, it's erotic for the sake of eroticism. I held back from saying the rest
because I didn't dare. Others aren't blind. My essays are mixed with strong political commentary.

Moreover, in my essays, I often use "scenery" to express my feelings and write long essays about certain ideas. Sometimes I even use
the voices of fictional characters to go off-topic and express my ideas freely and unrestrainedly. In short, my essays are not
purely erotic. In my essays, nothing else matters. The expression of ideas is the most important. Generally speaking, writing
novels is about expressing ideas, while I write essays purely to express ideas; otherwise, I
wouldn't bother typing a single word.

I've noticed this myself, and it always feels a bit off.

Right? I hate this flaw of mine, but there's nothing I can do; when people get restless, that's how it is.

Anyway, the policeman was clearly interested.

I'm writing this to warn people that they lack patience when reading. I've always told them to read more, not just
novels, and not to blindly follow others; they should read substantial books.

Stop, I didn't ask you to say that; I asked you to explain your purpose.

I protested, "These are all my purposes."

Then, make it brief.

Okay, many people like fast-food culture. It has two characteristics. First, it's fragmented—because nobody reads
long articles anymore, they're even too lazy to read secondhand books, only fragmented, third- or fourth-hand stuff. These
things are most prone to taking things out of context; nobody cares what happened originally, what the truth is, what the priority is to create a buzz, find
validation . Second, it's clickbait. I used to do that often, and I still do. I've always
felt this is even more shameless than fragmentation—deriving bizarre arguments from fragmented evidence using flawed logic. Someone has criticized
this before, so I won't elaborate. But internet users buy into it; they crave stereotypical lives and flattened
personalities because it doesn't require much brainpower. Despite the internet's grandiose rhetoric,
the are still effective. Because the people are still the same people. I'm talking about, well, slogans.

Hmm, they seem somewhat profound. But you're quite honest, aren't you?

Hehe, you think so too? I'm secretly delighted; I was just spouting nonsense.

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