Start from up Master

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I don't rate this book. I can't rate it. Those who love it may love it to death, and those who hate it may not even be able to stand a single glance, but this book is here, whether you like it or not.

When I first read the title, I thought it was going to be about working hard to advance into some kind of circle, but the protagonist is in a literary circle of his own, and it feels like it has the flavor of life, reality, and literary style.

The lethality of the literary youth is the highest in the world, and Ah Shi, the troublemaker, is going to eat your shit! The style of this book is exactly what the two sentences above describe. On the one hand, as an entertainment story, it chooses the up protagonist as the opening, and adopts the down-to-earth B-station handsome male style (?). On the other hand, it adds a lot of literary and cultural background to the protagonist, such as forming a band in Beijing in high school, singing in a bar, etc. The plots about the introduction of various girls are also very pleasing. For example, the female protagonist who came all the way to challenge Ji was impressed, the female president of the company was completely obedient to him, and so on. There are also a large number of impressive supporting characters with their own characteristics, such as Old Man Lu, Lou Qi (what is his name anyway), the sister who runs a cat cafe, etc. In short, it has a lot of exciting plots and it also really succeeded in establishing the role of the protagonist Meng Shi as a literary youth. Nowadays, when we usually talk about literary youth, it is somewhat derogatory. But this guy who vented his dissatisfaction and condolences in the rock circle and became a big boss, this guy who actually went to a monk to make a monk movie and was almost converted, is so young that people can't dislike him. Who hasn't been young and spent all day dreaming of dictating the country and being high-spirited? Who has never made a group of speculative buddies who work together to cause trouble and fly together? Anyway, I enjoyed watching it. The shortcomings of this book are quite obvious, as you can see at a glance in the book review section.