The reasons why Fowles is called salted fish in the novel The Lord of Secrets are as follows: First, the sense of existence is low. Fowles' sense of existence in the Tarot Club is very low, and he rarely interacts with others. He seems to be flat in the past among a group of troublemakers. Second, I am lazy, procrastinate, and like to sleep late. I smoke, drink and stay up late in order to relieve the pain of the full moon. My living habits are very bad and I am not motivated. Third, you need others to push you to do things, and you are never willing to take the initiative.

Fowles is the reflection of squid in the book world. Similar to Chloe's travels into Grosel. Fowles' Buddhism and laziness, as well as procrastination and writing difficulties, are basically squid's spit and expectation for themselves. As a day shift writer, I am eager to have a rest, to have a holiday, and to lie on the sofa and read without worry. These things that can't be realized are reflected in Fowles. As other bar friends wrote, Fowles' name is a hint that it is an alternative door for squid to communicate with readers.

Foersi was actually a petty aristocrat and intellectual at that time. As a doctor, she became an extraordinary person and turned to a writer. Her extraordinary ability gave her some different life experiences, and she expected to express them in the form of writing novels. Money is enough, life is not embarrassing, decent and comfortable. Knowledge, connections and diverse social circles. There is no fixed life content, no fixed income, and you may be short-term, or you may suddenly become rich and become a chartered woman.