The Great American Novelist

The author is still very smart. He finished the domestic plot without writing much and restarted the track. There is too much to write abroad, and he is not afraid of people with red eyes reporting him. He can do it as he pleases. It's great. I support the author greatly.

It's very interesting, but the preface doesn't match the postscript. Sometimes east, sometimes west. Expressed very clearly. Everyone is welcome to read.

This is the first, and probably the only, book that made me extremely envious of the protagonist...'S relatives and friends. As long as you are loyal and occasionally caring, you can get excessive rewards from being a bull or horse protagonist, and you can become rich, leisurely and have a background in an instant. No wonder they all like programmers from big factories, they work hard without complaining and do not interfere, they are easy and free to give money. It is not unreasonable for the Taurus and Horse to surpass the Golden Rice Bowl to be ranked T0 on the blind date list. As for wanting to be pure but unable to control it, being too lazy and too busy to have time, writing about entertainment and other things are all minor flaws in the face of the complete book.

It's a great book. I heard it was a sequel to the previous one but I didn't bother to read it. This book has a story, a plot, and content. It's pretty good. The protagonist is like a stone thrown into the lake of that era. It made splashes but had little impact. Moreover, the author feels that the writing style is good. It is set in the United States but there is no sense of tearing. Unlike some books that are set in foreign countries, except for the names of the people, there is nothing different from domestic ones. No, overall the book is good. The lack of full marks is mainly due to the author's arrangements for the protagonist. I feel that it will be more towards Hollywood stamp collecting in the later period. It feels a bit poisonous in the context of the protagonist returning to China in 1977 and having a domestic girlfriend. Finally, I would like to suggest that the author should not describe too much about American family history and political direction in the later period. I suggest that you just bring it up. If it is too in-depth, I feel that if you don't grasp the content well, it will easily collapse.

This book is very well written, well proportioned and has a distinct personality. If I want to find fault, this is: major film companies in the United States and Laos have their own script libraries. Many good scripts are bought first and then filmed when the time is right. Many scripts written by the protagonists are actually already in the hands of the film companies. . . Of course, Shuangwen doesn't need to consider this.

Not bad. I will evaluate it from three aspects: characters, plot and writing. The first is the characters. In terms of character creation, the author has certain skills to create an ascetic character with a more traditional Asian character, but still changes with the influence of American culture. Although the male protagonist at the beginning was simply Liu Xiahui, he was really "sit back and relax", which made me feel a little out of place. After all, most people can't resist the openness of American culture. Obviously the author also noticed this and made many improvements afterwards, making it a lot more reasonable. But one of the problems with character creation is that the typical Asian character is easier to please and less likely to offend others. Although there is nothing wrong with this and the author is also changing this character trait, I think this description can be emphasized to make it more three-dimensional. Secondly, the author has obviously put a lot of effort into the plot. Understand basic American history, car culture, music, and taxes. At least it doesn't seem to be a problem for readers. Basically it shows a more real America. Therefore, the plot is quite interesting, it can be said that it is very exciting, and it is very satisfying and well-founded. At least it seems to be well-founded. The last thing is the writing style. It's nice that the author's writing improved during the writing process. It's better than most of the cool writers on Tomato. There are very few grammatical errors. It seems that he has at least attended high school. Summary: A relatively thoughtful and refreshing article that can bring some brainpower and its logic is quite reasonable. The writing is okay.

It's refreshing enough. It hasn't advanced by leaps and bounds. It seems reasonable and reasonable. Yes, but there are right and wrong choices in the novel. Of course, this is a personal opinion. The current pace is very comfortable. It lacks the domestic description of the protagonist's great achievements in foreign countries.

Although I skipped reading, this book in Tomato is quite good. As for the family, there are too few daily events, and it cannot reflect the excitement of the protagonist having money.

This book is really good. Maybe someone will feel that he has some. The points to complain about or the parts that are not well written are not rated 9 points. I feel that it should not stop at 8.6, But can also go up to 0.2.

"Wreaths Under the Mountain" was one of the most popular movies in the 1980s. The phrase "See you at the Martyrs Cemetery" made many passionate young people and ordinary people burst into tears. The immature faces of Little Beijing are regrettable.