I Was a Literary Giant in Ming Dynasty

Brother, if you were admitted to Tongsheng and you said that you would be in the Emperor's Hall at dusk, I would bear it. Are you going to write Water Margin in the Hongwu Year? A Dream of Red Mansions? I really can't bear it! At least you have some common sense! You are like telling others that GMD is the best every day in the 1970s. What is the difference?

Tips from the front, run, run, run. This author has a serious literary illness and is afraid of speculating on books. He seems to have regarded the Ming Dynasty as a literary prison in the Qing Dynasty. Moreover, I changed the book, copied the book, and also changed the ending (The Count of Monte Cristo), and a lot of other bits and pieces were changed. I won't say anything about localization. This kind of changing the ending is really disgusting. It insists on what kind of development style it is, and it doesn't respect the original work at all. The emotional scenes are also messy. From time to time, someone suddenly pops up to be the heroine, like Xiao Cui or a Persian slave, without any foreshadowing. Also, why did the original author have a wife? And a child? What do you mean, author, that he had to take over? His wife died long ago and he couldn't write? Or he couldn't write without a wife? He had to remarry and have children. Yuan Luoyu was a crazy person who didn't pass the exam. Is it strange to be alone? Author, tell me you don't have literary youth disease. He also asked one of his own (Tian Tian) to write a female channel, something about rebirth and competition for favor. Why are you, a male channel author, doing that? Anyway, I ran away when I saw the comments. This is just what I thought of. There are more problems in other places.

I'm a part-time writer, and my occasional small achievements are just a flash in the pan. Don't mess with me, thank you.

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It was quite good before it was released. After it was released, it suddenly added emotional drama and included girls. The problem is that your emotional drama is not good at writing it. You might as well not write it at all.

It's actually not bad, but there are too many plots interspersed with it, and I always forget to watch it.

Dangzhiju's previous writing was all fine. , And then started to recruit girls crazily, , then don't set the stage for deep love before, the recent subscription makes people hesitate.

I have read several of the author's books, including the one that changed the vest. This one is obviously better.

To be honest, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is not very good and has many poisonous points. It is just a novel that treats readers as a bastard and cannot be studied in depth. Judging from the plot, Zhuge Liang hacked Zhou Yu, Liu Bei, and Cao Cao. In the myth, Zhao Yun whitewashed Gan Ning.

The author can let the protagonist pretend to be Langya, just say that the protagonist is the number one scholar in the Ming Dynasty and travel back in time. Using the protagonist's mouth, he wrote the argument that "Gu Wen Shangshu" was a forgery by later generations in the early Ming Dynasty. At that time, the great Confucian scholars were so quarrelsome that they dared not think about anything. It would definitely be good to read.