
Old Men Never Die, They Just Get Crazier
老登不死,只会逐渐疯狂
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 403k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Seriously, man, the writing is awesome. Whether it's a bucket list or a protagonist's identity, it's all great inspiration. Seeing that Hunter is happy, I have to praise him The narrative writing is as plain as water, but it can describe life vividly. There is no need for too many gorgeous words or a head full of rhetorical techniques. Plain words are enough to outline an ordinary and colorful life, write about those small but touching ordinary daily lives, and describe the young people's yearning for the vast world. To give the protagonist the identity of a young man whose soul has penetrated the old man, there is no need to write about the reasons why the old man refuses to accept old age (that kind of thing is written with too much writing and too little narrative, which can be said to be poisonous) because even though he is old and has rich experience, his soul is still the mentality of a young man - I have seen through the society and understood life, so I chose to use my old body to overcome the fear of death. I can finish my life with a smile until the last moment of my life. During the three months of life left by cancer, I chose to carry out a grand and peaceful parade in the form of a "bucket list" and try my best to fulfill my long-cherished wish. Put everything you have into it to make a grand final call to the world. Not many people will care about this peaceful procession. As long as we are alive, maybe we just come here for a visit, and sooner or later we will die. But I seem to see a simple fact in this book - life does not have to be meaningful, and you do not have to live to be a saint. The important thing is that I have been here, I have experienced it, and I have experienced what it is like to be alive, that's all. The most powerful thing about this book is the addition of a "retrograde life system", which allows previous elements such as cancer and bucket lists to escape the shadow of lifespan theory. Many famous film and television works actually have the flavor of lifespan theory, causing the entire work to be shrouded in a heavy sadness of lifespan theory. But the author cleverly added a system that turned this somewhat sad parade into a colorful comedy. Moreover, the "retrograde life system" allows this comedy to never end. Even when the book comes to an end, it can end in a way that does not make people feel sad. For example, write some ordinary daily life, and finally add an ending similar to Bing Xin's "Let's talk tomorrow" style. If you like novels that tell stories without too much subjective color, you can read this. It is no exaggeration to say that based on the author's writing style, this book may be another masterpiece of Tomato. Come on, author, take good care of you! [Like] @lv By the way, the author must not take the bucket and run away to another house when he finds out that this book has some clues. Book lovers will be furious! [Angry] at least I can explode [crying]
I dare not rate you too high, for fear that I will not have the chance to read the follow-up of this book and it will be rejected. Your book is really well written. At first, I was just bored and saw your book on the recommendation. I thought it was just like other books. It's almost the same size and not attractive at all, but the more I read, the more attracted I was by the story inside, which made me get involved in it inadvertently. Thank you very much for allowing me to read such a beautiful story. I hope you can go further and further on the road of creating literature. Come on, great
I was wrong. At first I thought the author was imitating a certain book, and I didn't have any expectations when I clicked on it - it's always a bit boring for children to write about middle-aged and elderly people's lives. After reading it, I realized that the author is also a living person. Everyone in the novel has flesh and blood. Some details can always be found in someone's body, which shows his sincerity. The stories you write come from life. Only in this way can you have a sense of immersion. It is not just a sense of substitution, but a sense of substitution is easy to write. If you write about a small character counterattacking and pretending to be slapped in the face again and again, people will unconsciously get involved. I am that little character, and I will one day turn around. But if you arrange it, a certain character will throw the cigarette butt into the half-drunk bottle of Kole every time, and save the best food for last when eating. . . People who have the same style will feel very friendly - I feel the same way. This is the sense of immersion. The characters in the book are alive. He is not a virtual character whose engagement has been broken off or trampled in the mud by the villain. He is a relative or friend living around you, or yourself. Adding a bit of fantasy content makes people feel that this thing is real and imaginary, and maybe it can really happen. Just like the student in the book holding the mirror frame with his middle finger, Chen Anping, who threw the keyboard, went to the orchard to taste the food before purchasing it (I forgot the name). . . Every detail is working hard to make the characters fuller, which is where the author puts his heart and soul. I've seen too many pretense and slap in the face, now I'm tired of Shuangwen and look at daily life, it's quite good. Come on author bacteria.
I feel pretty good, why can't my rating go up? I saw a low comment saying that a person who is very good has a funny character, so I thought it was very good. The main character is a retired teacher, and he is a person with many talents all over the world. Is there any problem for his students if he has more attentiveness?
The character descriptions are very detailed and three-dimensional, and the stories are both independent and interrelated. Under each story, a network of relationships gradually emerges. The characters have both good and evil, and they are not all perfect, which I appreciate very much. Next, if the author can listen more to the voices of some elderly people, he may be able to write more perfect stories. Come on. I haven't said a word since the update. The other book has already reached chapter 104. This book is like the entire monument at least.
I rarely review, but this book is indeed well-written, and the characterization of the characters, including the plot development, is very comfortable. The rating of six points is indeed low, about 8.5 Is about the same
This 6.8 Rating leaves me with two opinions One is to protect One is that someone *********************
The old man has a lot of personality. The things in the book are not exactly the same as reality, but they also have precedents and give a sense of reality. Especially since the apprentice is sincere, he always feels that he wants a one-stop service delivered to his door. How should you deal with it, Lao Deng?
The front was average, but when Dr. Zheng appeared in the back, it made me read it seriously. This book is quite interesting. You can read it.
Not bad, it feels like a movie