Rebirth of the Wild Age

Very pretty, keep it. I've been reading twice recently, so I'll add book reviews when I have some free time.

I have been chasing this book every day and have been reluctant to take it out and share it with others, but tonight I took advantage of the darkness to talk about it while I was drunk. Lao Wang is a well-known author who knows how to write stories and write good stories. There is no doubt about this. From his previous work in Bendu Entertainment to Training Xiangjiang and then to the literary giant of the Republic of China, this has been proved. And as you can tell from literary giants, Lao Wang knows a lot, and he has a lot of people and things to share with us! So before I started reading this book, I knew it was about rebirth of the city, so I was looking forward to it. Sure enough, it lived up to my expectations. It was very different from those glamorous bitches outside. Very different. The background of the story is listed at the beginning of the story. In 1992, the father was sentenced to prison and fell from the sky. But the beginning is very interesting. It's not a battle of wits with others or instigating reselling some small things, but a sixteen-year-old boy rushing to the Special Administrative Region to control his own destiny! I met some people, saw some things, and talked about the madness of the 1990s! I lied, but I lied as I should, and I lied willingly. The first pot of gold in life can be obtained by deceiving what future generations will learn and think. Song Weiyang, the protagonist in the book likes to take the wrong approach, has quick and innovative thinking, and likes deception. This can be seen from the actions of the special zone and some of the deleted events in Lao Zheng's hometown. However, these can only highlight the excitement of this book and the penetrating characters. What steps can a rebirth urban novel take to be considered successful? The first sense of the era! Only if the sense of the era you are reborn in is written, can this book be considered outstanding and can it arouse resonance. I have read many urban rebirth articles, but few of them can do this. My 1979 is considered one, and Countercurrent is considered one. The second sense of immersion! A sense of immersion in a good novel is of course indispensable. It can make readers feel the same thing. Only when they feel the same can they laugh and cry, so that readers can spend money on this book. The third good thing! The so-called good thing is to have something of its own. This can be said to be insights or patterns, special features of the plot and story. In a simple word, others do not have it. For example, there are private goods in my 1979, but the author's too many private goods are a bit inconsiderate of the reader's feelings, such as the entrepreneurial journey of the protagonist of the Internet model who was reborn in the perfect era, and the rise of supermarkets with huge financial resources. The business aspects are all practical information, especially the financial resources. This book has grown from one or two thousand subscriptions to ten thousand subscriptions because of the author's own practical information and updates. Well, if you can do any of these three things, you can write urban writing. Do all three? Just wait to get paid! Am I not promoting books? Why are you talking so much? Because this book by Lao Wang has achieved all three points! Rebirth of the Wild Era This is an era full of wildness and vitality!

Entrepreneurs are reborn and their families undergo drastic changes. They rely on their own abilities to solve problems. The protagonist's out-of-the-box character, flexible moral bottom line, and use of deception are really eye-opening, and truly illustrates the saying that even if you are deceived, you will still count your money. The emotional scenes are also very well written, and the historical background is also very appropriate.

Lao Wang's new book, this is the most eye-catching urban novel in recent times, maintaining the consistent taste of Lao Wang's works. Like "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China", it starts with the essentials, making it more enjoyable to watch. Although Lao Wang has been criticized for being short, this book can basically guarantee 4,000 updates per day. Of course, writers who are not criticized for being short are not good writers. Only readers who feel that your books are not read enough will think you are short. Lao Wang is very successful. Countercurrent opens with Qigong to speculate in stocks and grab the first pot of gold. Lao Wang's book is more out-of-the-box, handing out trophies all over the world. In short, they are all liars. They are all in line with the characteristics of the times. It is a relatively unique way of making money, and the risks are controlled within a reasonable range. Lao Wang's writing style is humorous and has a lot of laughs. The cover is as magical as the previous book, and the writing and plot are both top-notch. I highly recommend it. This book has a lot of chapter reviews. You can read it slowly and read more chapter reviews, and you won't feel that Lao Wang is short on it. It's 1 million words, please update the comments. The writing structure of this book is actually similar to his previous book "The Rise of the Writers of the Republic of China", and it also tests the author's skills and knowledge. , Or this book can be called the events of the big guys back then. It can be seen that the author himself has read a lot. Those people, those things, some interesting anecdotes about the souls of the companies at that time, and deeply analyzed how those star companies grew and how they declined. It was written in very detail. This was not seen in the previous rebirth novels, or it was not written in such detail and in such large quantities. The amount of knowledge contained in this book's 1 million words far exceeds that of other urban novels with several million words. Although the update is only mediocre, it has a lot of useful information and is worth reading. . .