Chen Jiangli, from the twenty-first century, transmigrates back to the Republican era and faces the mighty tide of history. All he wants is to let loose on the path to becoming a literary giant...
From then on, the literary world gains a literary demon.
Lu Xun: "Chen Jiangli's literature fiercely condemns the deep-rooted flaws of our people over the past five thousand years!"
Liang Qichao: "Chen Jiangli was the first to introduce China to foreigners. His work, The Rise of a Great Nation, became a world-famous classic."
Xu Zhimo: "It's been a long time since the poetry world produced anyone like Mr. Chen!"
Chen Jiangli: "Honestly, I just happen to have a System. That's all..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
After watching The Age of Awakening, I will understand the responsibilities of a literary hero
As soon as I arrived in the United States, I started to get started. It was so simple, and then I went straight to prose. Can you still watch it after 200?
The rise of literary giants in the Republic of China. Special image
You're still filming a movie after dozens of chapters? Ghostwritten?
Wow before Chapter 200, but I won't say anything after that.
Chapter 160 was blocked for me again for some unknown reason, so I probably have to delete and rewrite it. But there is no need to subscribe again. I will ask what the problem is. Manually speechless
Hello everyone, I am the author of this book. Due to the subject matter, there are some places in this book that seem a bit unsmooth and awkward. In fact, it was all caused by later revisions. For example, Chapter 5 originally wanted to write "The right path in the world is subject to vicissitudes of life", but in the end it could only be changed to "Through trials and hardships". I will promise to break the news and show a real Republic of China without being harmonious. Thank you for your support!
It looks okay from the front, but I don't know what it is from the back.
To write the male protagonist as if he were a Shapi, and to be a literary master, bah, unworthy!
After Chapter 200, it feels like it wasn't written by just one person.