A Literary Giant's Journey Begins with the College Entrance Exam
文坛大佬从高考开始
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- After Failing the Gaokao, I Conquer the Internet with Poetry高考失败后，我靠诗词红遍全网Alternate title on Fanqie
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Keep up the good work! This is wonderfully written. It shows a strong literary foundation and makes you feel like you've entered a world where Chinese culture is truly reviving, and cultural festivals, customs, and etiquette have become part of everyday life. People wear Hanfu, perform ancient rituals, and celebrate festivals with their families, instead of the festival customs that are gradually disappearing in reality.
Phoenix Hairpin - Thinking of the River Clouds (Part 1) Talent shines, reputation blossoms. The fragrance of ink wafts, thoughts flourish. The path of youth is arduous, a quest for knowledge arduous. The college entrance exam arrives, a dream to be fulfilled. Admiration! Admiration! Admiration! A magnificent chapter unfolds, warming the heart with poetry.
It's a great read. I really enjoyed Jiang Xiaoyun's feelings for her family and friends in this world; it felt very real, and her values were very sound. When someone transmigrates to another world, those with normal values usually miss their own world and feel anxious and insecure in this new body, making it difficult to integrate.
Wow! Although some parts felt a little awkward, I can understand them in a different world. Reading this novel suddenly brought back some dead memories—poems like "Sympathy for the Peasants" were attacking my brain, but in an instant, I... Forgot them all!!!
So good! I read it in one go, and ended up writing this review with tears in my eyes! This is the perfect example of a time traveler I've ever imagined—a young man from a warm, ordinary family, carrying the weight of five thousand years of cultural heritage. He truly lives in a world unlike any other, experiencing the flow of time in a different era.
This book is absolutely amazing! Everyone, go read it! (Forces me to) I can't be the only one crying my eyes out. The book's cultural content is off the charts; the author's cultural literacy is truly high. It includes many familiar poems, as well as lesser-known but perfectly fitting passages.
Seeing that this story only has a 7.7 Rating, I feel it's seriously underrated! The writing is delicate, many cultural customs are vividly described, and the protagonist's character is fantastic! Moreover, although the protagonist is a plagiarist, he doesn't give up learning and enriching himself, and he also modifies and adapts inappropriate allusions and backgrounds.
It's a good read. The main character is initially a pampered and happy family member, but later on, it made me cry a lot. The author is very patriotic, using the main character to create a world that values poetry, literature, martial arts, and other cultural treasures—things that have been largely lost in reality, with neighboring countries' Taekwondo and other martial arts dominating the…
I think it's alright. "The Plagiarist" is one of the better plagiarism novels out there. It's much better than those seemingly high-scoring but actually terrible ones. A few things I found particularly enjoyable about the book were the lack of pseudonyms or pretentious posturing.
This is a very novel theme! The main character is adorable, and most importantly, there's no female lead. I hope the author updates frequently!