Qiao Zengde, a "golden generation college student", relied on the creed of "people who do not serve themselves (wèi) will be punished by heaven and earth". In the past thirty years, he has carried out "enlightenment" in two universities through teaching and scientific research. The practice of one person is used to trace the rise and fall of Yingzhou Kingdom. A novel about learning from the forest through laughter.
Reader comments
Is this really not a published book?
I didn't comment after I finished writing because I planned to read it a second time.
At that time, it felt a bit like, "Bangzhi" + "Brother Yingwu",
The topic focuses on universities.
Although there are characters' experiences outside college life, what is impressive after reading is the protagonist's "educational" behavior in college.
The story starts with the protagonist and expands to include various people and events.
I think the rhythm of this novel is really well controlled, and the topic selection is very interesting. Even though it talks about multiple topics, and even some topics I think are too romantic (love plot) when I think about it, I can still take it back.
The title should be written after you finish writing. Otherwise, it was thought up long ago. It seems to cater to the readers and seems to have little relevance to the content of the story. The reference of cows and horses is unclear. Does it make readers feel self-deprecating or ironic?
Serious literature can at least be said to be serious literature in modern times
Is this really not a published book? I didn't comment after I finished writing because I planned to read it a second time. At that time, it felt a bit like, "Bangzhi" + "Brother Yingwu", The topic focuses on universities. Although there are characters' experiences outside college life, what is impressive after reading is the protagonist's "educational" behavior in college. The story starts with the protagonist and expands to include various people and events. I think the rhythm of this novel is really well controlled, and the topic selection is very interesting. Even though it talks about multiple topics, and even some topics I think are too romantic (love plot) when I think about it, I can still take it back. The title should be written after you finish writing. Otherwise, it was thought up long ago. It seems to cater to the readers and seems to have little relevance to the content of the story. The reference of cows and horses is unclear. Does it make readers feel self-deprecating or ironic? Serious literature can at least be said to be serious literature in modern times