The Great American Novelist
美利坚大文豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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- Transmigrate to America: Starting Out as a Literary Giant穿越美利坚，从大文豪开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author is quite clever. They finished the domestic plot with minimal writing and started a new story, while there's so much more to write about international themes. They're not afraid of being reported by envious readers, so they can do whatever makes the story enjoyable. How great! Support the author!
It's quite good, though the beginning and end seem disjointed. It jumps between different topics, but the meaning is very clear. Everyone is welcome to read it.
This is the first, and probably the only, book that made me extremely envious of the protagonist's family and friends. With just loyalty and occasional care, one can receive extraordinary rewards, becoming a protagonist who works like a slave, instantly transforming into someone wealthy, leisurely, and well-connected. No wonder people love programmers from big companies.
This is a fantastic book. I heard it's a sequel, but I didn't read the previous one and was too lazy to look it up. This book has a good story, plot, and content. The protagonist is like a pebble thrown into a lake of that era, creating a splash but with little impact. The author seems to have good writing skills.
This book is very well written, with a good sense of proportion and a distinctive style. If I had to nitpick, it would be this: major American film studios all have their own script libraries. Many good scripts are bought first, and then filmed when the time is right. Many scripts written by the main characters are actually already in the hands of the film studios... Of course, this isn't a concern for wish-fulfillment novels.
I will evaluate this from three aspects: characters, plot, and writing style. First, let's talk about the characters. The author demonstrates skill in character development, creating a character who is ascetic, possesses a relatively traditional Asian personality, but is constantly changing due to the influence of American culture.
It's satisfying enough, and while it doesn't leap ahead of its time, it feels reasonable and engaging. It's good overall, though the novel's choices have their merits and flaws. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. The current pacing is quite comfortable, though it lacks the dramatic, often exaggerated, portrayal of the protagonist's achievements abroad that is common in Chinese novels.
Although I skipped around while reading, this book by Tomato is quite good. However, there's too little focus on family and everyday events, which doesn't really showcase the protagonist's wealth and enjoyment.
This book is indeed quite good. Perhaps some people feel that it has some flaws or poorly written parts, which is why it didn't reach a 9. I feel it should have scored more than 8.6, Perhaps even 0.2 Higher.
"Wreaths at the Foot of the Mountain" was one of the most popular movies of the 1980s. The ending line, "See you at the Martyrs' Cemetery," brought tears to the eyes of countless passionate young people and ordinary citizens. The innocent faces of the young Beijingers were a source of great sorrow.