I Transmigrated to the Republic of China and Became a Literary Celebrity by Copying Books

Nice. It's a common problem with male videos. Several female characters like the male protagonist, but they don't have too many scenes, so you can read on. I don't know if the author has read the comment area, and I can see that there have been some adjustments, and there have been a lot less problems like this in the later period. On the whole, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. It is a rare male video in which the career line is the majority and the emotional line is very small.

This is one of my favorite novels written by literary figures from the Republic of China. The author's writing style is not obtrusive and fits the atmosphere of the Republic of China very well. The interaction and communication between the characters is very interesting (this is what I remember the intellectual youth of that era like). The protagonist's personality is a bit angry, and sometimes he is passionate, but I think this is what makes him attractive. He is flesh and blood, has some flaws, and is very real. Goldfinger is also very good. The novel can be automatically polished and translated. In fact, my favorite is "Paper Man". I have watched it for a long time, and it is Bai Yueguang. It ranks on the list because there are relatively few emotional lines. It's not that other novels written by writers from the Republic of China are not excellent, it's because they describe too many emotional lines. In single-female stories, after the female protagonist appears, the male protagonist is obsessed with love and does not pursue a career. I could only hold back half of the harem story, but it was still too toxic at the end...

In fact, the book still has many shortcomings, but it cannot be compared with peers, so this book can still be read. First of all, it's about politics. Some people think it contains too much about politics. But in my personal opinion, it's okay and acceptable. After all, the background of the era is that the protagonist was a Chinese who studied abroad during the Republic of China. After that, the protagonist's writings became more and more influential. It is impossible not to be affected by politics. Especially the era background of the Republic of China, the Republic of China, this is the Republic of China! The literati of the Republic of China were assassinated by reactionaries when they wrote some progressive remarks. How could the protagonist not be affected? The second is the emotional line. I haven't seen an emotional line yet, so I won't comment on it yet. Maybe it's because of the comparison. The other character descriptions in this book are considered good. There is no blind objectification of women, there are also representatives of progressive women. The other patriotic students are also quite touching.

I have been reading Tomato for so long, and to be honest, this is the first time I have read such an excellent novel about the Republic of China. Not only the protagonist's patriotic feelings, but also the descriptions of the group portraits are very lifelike and make people feel deeply involved. Although some plots are not very reasonable, I believe the author will be more rigorous in his next creations.

I've finished reading it, and overall it's good. There are very few novels in this time period. I hope there won't be a female protagonist in this book. In the French chapter, I met Mary, but the description was not very favorable. I hope the British chapter won't be like this [Sending my heart] In short, it's ok, but it's too short. The author will update it soon! Come on, author!

Very very good, this is my first time to write a review for a book. The protagonist is a bit of a literary youth, maybe the author is like that too. He is in history, very timid, he does not dare to fight like a real warrior, but he is very patriotic, and he will also donate supplies and so on. Maybe it's like a person once said that he didn't dare to change this period of history. He was not sure how to change this period of history. Will there be such a great person to save China? But he didn't dare not do anything. Who else could he rely on to help in that poor China?

At first, I read that the male protagonist is a copycat, and I didn't plan to read it. But after reading it carefully, I found that the author is very meaningful. I admire the author's insights and the books he has read. It is really a good book, and I couldn't help but give it five stars before I finished reading it. The protagonist and his roommates are all new young people full of passion, which is very good.

Don't listen to the words of stallions who only know how to read pure and refreshing novels. The author has certain literary skills and the characters he writes are very real. They reflect the powerlessness of many people at the bottom (which many viewers find uncomfortable), but this is the real world. The expression of patriotism is also very rational and pertinent, and international students feel that the writing is quite real.

This book describes the difficulties Zhang Xun faced when becoming a writer. At the same time, it also uses his perspective to unfold the difficulties of studying abroad during the Republic of China and his concerns about the future and destiny of the country. (I feel like I am doing a Chinese language test [laughing and crying]) This book tells us that only by being strong can we protect our own rights [cool], I hope the spirit of the people in the book can inspire you [love] [love]

It's quite good. I finished it for him in one day. However, I was afraid that the book would be blocked and I wrote it directly for the protagonist. It's a bit regretful. But the British chapter is still very interesting. It's a very good book. Although it's really a pity that I finished it for him like this, alas (/.＼)