Chapter 1283: Chapter 1069: Breaking Defenses One After Another

This book doesn’t rely on any hard-core scientific theories, and the so-called “Micro-Continuity Manuscript” doesn’t have a specific description, not to mention the time machine, which is only mentioned in passing. However, none of these things detract from the novel’s brilliance!

Chen Le sobbed uncontrollably!

The Heartbroken, The Heartbroken!

It wasn’t until he finished reading that Chen Le realized what “The Heartbroken” truly meant.

At that moment, wasn’t he himself “The Heartbroken”?

He pulled out a tissue.

Chen Le vigorously wiped his nose.

After all these years, Chen Le had read countless sci-fi novels, but only this one had made him cry uncontrollably!

He found it almost impossible to judge “The Heartbroken” accurately and objectively or even to think about what kind of work it should be counted as in the field of science fiction.

I’m going to cry to death!

Completely defenseless!

Turns out mother’s love can be a theme in sci-fi…

Before this, Chen Le thought about giving Chu Kuang some tips based on his science fiction writing experience, but now he finds himself learning from the other.

No!

I shouldn’t be the only one crying!

Maybe this is the reaction everyone has after being depressed?

Immediately, Chen Le opened the group chat that had discussed Chu Kuang before, and began typing at lightning speed:

“Go read Chu Kuang’s sci-fi novel!”

“It’s so good!”

“Unbelievably good!”

“If it’s not good, you can come and hit me!”

“I, Chen Le, swear on my name!”

The group had been quiet, but as Chen Le’s messages went out, it finally got lively again.

“?”

“Mr. Chen?”

“What’s going on?”

“Hacked?”

“It doesn’t sound like Mr. Chen’s style.”

“Isn’t Mr. Chen usually very cool and distant?”

“Chu Kuang?”

“The Qin Continent author we just discussed?”

“Mr. Chen read his sci-fi?”

Everyone almost thought Chen Le’s account had been hacked.

Because in this group, Chen Le is considered a GOAT sci-fi author.

Someone of this caliber rarely speaks in the group, and when he does, he’s usually cool and terse. When has he ever sent so many messages at once?

Fortunately, Chen Le added:

“Would a hacker bother to recommend a book to you?”

Many people were no longer doubtful.

Quite a few responded: “Going to read it now!”

Chen Le was immediately filled with contentment, but his eyes were still red.

Now he’s just waiting for these people to come back and cry with him in a storm of tears!

…

And on the blog.

Chu Kuang’s readers had finally finished “The Heartbroken.”

Boom!

The comment section exploded!

Everyone is Chen Le, everyone is The Heartbroken, a story that is tough for anyone to withstand!

“Your mother sobbed herself into a faint!”

“I’ve used up all my tissues!”

“My mom asked me what’s wrong, I didn’t even know how to explain, it’s not because of a breakup this time!”

“Damn!”

“This old rascal tricked my tears out again!”

“That’s why I always remind you guys to keep a close watch on the old rascal’s pen!”

“He really knows how to write, he can really write, everything he writes is so Chu Kuang, so torturing!”

“Old rascal, are you even human?!”

“You didn’t change the genre at all, everything you write spells one word!”

“Torture!”

“You just aren’t satisfied until you’ve hurt the readers in every possible way, right?!”

Countless people cursed vehemently!

So many were utterly defenseless!

This novel evoked everyone’s most terrible memories of Chu Kuang:

That’s just how he is!

He’s always like this!

Every time when you’re feeling happy, he mercilessly stabs you in the heart!

Chilling to the core.

Yes!

The final twist indeed vindicated the protagonist!

But what end did the protagonist meet in his own era?

His mentor didn’t understand.

His friends despised him.

Not to mention his girlfriend ran off with someone else–a classic cuckoldry plot!

However, the most devastating part of this novel is that everyone could totally accept Jiang Xue falling into the arms of Ol’ Kang!

Because the protagonist went mad!

He couldn’t speak, closed off his heart, and became vegetative!

Compared to this, everything else seemed trivial!

This is definitely the most tragic protagonist Chu Kuang has ever created, bar none!

But if it were just pure torment, and it couldn’t truly touch the readers’ hearts, then this old rascal insanely crafted a deeply touching story, portraying maternal love in such vivid detail between the lines, that readers, while cursing him vehemently, couldn’t deny how moving the story was!

“Xia Qunfang’s character really hits you in the feels!”

“He Hongwei proved that He Xi’s creations could change the world, but his mother, Xia Qunfang, is the greatest hero behind it all.”

“A mother’s entire life devoted to protecting He Xi!”

“Even when He Xi became a vegetative person, even when He Xi went crazy and friends found him disgusting, his mother never left his side.”

“Did Xia Qunfang ever reprimand the protagonist for his stubbornness, even once?”

“Xia Qunfang would only blame him for drinking, for not dressing properly, for dining out, but when the protagonist decided to self-publish his work, she spent all her savings, giving all she had, and even when those savings went down the drain, she didn’t complain at all, secretly stuffing He Xi’s books into libraries, lying to her son that people took an interest in them.”

“If it weren’t for that ending, I wouldn’t have ended up crying like a dog.”

“Mom, Mom, these calls can shatter one’s heart.”

“He Xi spent his whole life studying microcontinuity, and the old rascal spent his studying how to make readers cry.”

“This bastard, he’s definitely targeting us!”

“The more I hate this guy, the more I love him, so frustrating.”

“What are you waiting for?”

“Why not quickly share such healing content with your good friends, like your brothers?”

“Damn it!”

“That’s right, I must share it with my dearest and closest brothers!”

This is a short story.

Chu Kuang didn’t set any limit on sharing; everyone could forward it.

Very quickly.

Countless people chose to share!

Perhaps Chu Kuang’s readers had been infected by some bad habit, as these people shared while providing cover:

“The latest masterpiece by Teacher Chu Kuang!”

“A novel that warms your heart!”

“If you don’t laugh after reading it, hit me!”

“The most heart-healing work of the year!”

“Everyone come look, Chu Kuang has turned over a new leaf!”

“Titled ‘The Heartbroken’, but actually captures all the laughter and voices of the world.”

“…”

The publicity was very effective.

Perhaps it has something to do with the deep affection people have for the pen name “Chu Kuang”.

With a swish!

This novel suddenly spread like wildfire across the entire internet!

For a time.

More and more people clicked in…

And at that moment, Lin Yuan, after a long wait, opened the comments section again, finally revealing a contented smile.

Science fiction check-in successful!

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ps: Can’t write anymore, a little more revision and today’s work is done.