The concept of "implied author", which was put forward by Wayne Booth in The Rhetoric of Fiction (1961), has enjoyed great influence on narrative studies.

It s no doubt that it is The Rhetoric of Fiction that establishes Booth s critical fame,in which he puts forth the term "implied author" that incurs much acclaim as well as a heated debate among western narratologists.

Booth, the constructing of the implied author relies much on readers’ interpretation of the novel, in which the narrators’ role can never be neglected.

This paper attempts to analyze that how the author use her open narration strategy to make up the novel with the readers by applying some postmodern narrative theory,from narrator as well as character,narrator communicating with readers and the connotative author.

Wolfgang Iser, a scholar of aesthetic response,presents a concept of "the implied reader"after studying the other models carefully.

From the angles of implied authors and implied readers,narrators and narratees,the author of this paper tries to analyze the texts of the Gospels so that we may see the ideology it emphasized better: believing in that Jesus is Christ,and the good news of atonement which Jesus informed the world convince people to believe in God more firmly.

On the base of this, we′ll discover what attitude of the implied readers is demanded by the text.

Booth holds that there is an implied reader between the actual reader and the text, and an implied author between the text and the actual author.