The books' unique content and imaginative plotsrejuvenated the troubled man's life, media reported.據(jù)媒體報(bào)道，網(wǎng)絡(luò)小說里獨(dú)一無二的內(nèi)容和富有想象力的劇情讓他重獲新生。Kevin Cazad, a software programmer, resorted todrugs to alleviate his pain after breaking up with hisgirlfriend. Severe drug addiction caused him physical and mental pain, even threatening hislife at times.凱文·卡扎德是一名軟件工程師，自從和女友分手之后他便一直用毒品來麻痹自己。嚴(yán)重的毒癮給他帶來了身體和心靈上的雙重痛苦，甚至多次威脅到了他的生命。But things changed in 2019, when Cazad first came across online Chinese literature.但是2019年事情出現(xiàn)了轉(zhuǎn)機(jī)，當(dāng)時(shí)凱文第一次邂逅了中國網(wǎng)絡(luò)文學(xué)。"In the past, whenever I went home, all my attention was on drugs. But when I go home now,the only thing that occupies my mind is Chinese web novels. Like drugs, they can also becomean addiction, but the difference is that they can't harm your health," Cazad told the SouthernWeekly during an interview, adding that he used to finish five volumes of a popular Chineseweb novel named "Coiling Dragon" in a single day.凱文在一次采訪中對(duì)《南方周末》表示：“以前不管什么時(shí)候回家，我的注意力都會(huì)集中在毒品上。但是現(xiàn)在，回家之后我腦子里想的唯一一件事就是中國網(wǎng)絡(luò)小說。它們就跟毒品一樣會(huì)讓人上癮，但是區(qū)別在于它們不會(huì)損害你的健康。”他還表示，自己之前甚至在一天的時(shí)間內(nèi)就看完了五部《盤龍》。Cazad's story shocked the author of the book, who told the Southern Weekly that he neverexpected so much enthusiasm from a foreign reader.凱文的故事讓這本書的作者都感到震驚，后者向《南方周末》表示，他從沒想到過一位外國讀者會(huì)如此癡迷他的作品。"Many readers have written letters to me, saying that my web novel reshaped theirunderstanding of life. Some even attribute their achievements to inspiration they got from mybooks. It was like, are you guys kidding me?" laughed the writer, who goes under the alias "Ieat tomatoes."該書的作者“我吃西紅柿”大笑著說道：“許多讀者給我寫了信，說我的小說重塑了他們對(duì)生活的理解。有些人甚至把他們?nèi)〉玫某删蜌w功于從我書中得到的靈感。你是在逗我嗎?”
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