1982: Taking Off After Joining the Cultural Center

Are there people like Lin's sister Chen Xiaoxu in this world? She is gentle and kind, humorous, low-key and honest, and talented. Beneath the good looks there is also a noble soul. She was passionate about charity all her life, but it was a pity that she died young, leaving only a trace of lovesickness in the hearts of those who loved her.

Northeast gentleness has a total of one stone, Chen Xiaoxu monopolizes twelve buckets, and Northeast women owe two buckets. I really like her role as Lin Daiyu, and I feel very gentle. Come on, author! Come on!

(Upper middle) Five-star blue (level 11) Sense of substitution A, plug-in C, setting B, writing B, imagination B, rhythm A, main line B, character A, logic B. Extra points: none Personal feelings: An original period novel with a lot of daily interactions and a slow plot progression. #Objective evaluation. If you have different opinions, you can evaluate it yourself. This way it should not be blocked. 1. Evaluation Criteria·Ninth Edition 2. Sense of immersion: attractiveness at the beginning, credibility of the worldview. 3. Plug-in: The golden finger is reasonable and functionally innovative. 4. Setting: background credibility, system self-consistency. 5. Writing style: Does each paragraph promote the development of the plot? 6. Brainstorming: Whether each small story is connected to the main line. 7. Rhythm: Are you tired of reading or feel that the word count is low? 8. Main line: Whether all plots revolve around the core goal. 9. Character design: Is the protagonist's behavior consistent and whether the supporting characters are impressive? 10. Logic: Do making money, practicing cultivation, etc. Conform to basic cognition? 11. Extra points deduction: balance the scores of the first 9 items, data, economy, structure, three perspectives, supporting roles, time, geography, knowledge... 2. Rating of online articles (1) Shangshang·Five-star Red: Level 24+ (2) Superior•Five-star Orange: Level 18+ (3) Shangxia•Five-star Purple: high-level online writing, level 12+ (4) Upper-middle level·Five-star blue: standard online writing, level 4+ (5) Next in the middle • Four-star green: high-standard online writing, level 0+ (6) Middle to lower level 2·Samsung white: standard web text, level -2+ (7) Middle and lower three • Samsung gray: defective web text, -6 levels + (8) Lower and higher • Difference: -Level 14+ (9) Xiaxia·Malicious (10) Medium•No evaluation (11) Inferior • No evaluation

So far, apart from a lot of typos, it seems to be a pretty good book. I personally like this kind of pure love story that developed in the 1980s and 1990s. It makes people feel warm after watching it.

There's nothing wrong with it, it just doesn't suit me. One is that the regional nature is too obvious, and not all readers are from the Northeast, which affects the sense of immersion. The second one is that it writes too much about daily life, there are too many romance plots, and plot recommendations are extremely slow. So to sum up, 4 stars is reasonable for me

It is a literary masterpiece, but the author uses more pen and ink to write about his love and married life with Sister Lin. The only famous related work is "Garland Under the Mountain", which spends a lot of space talking about preparations for shooting, so it is somewhat disappointing to readers who like to read genre articles.

I can only see Chen Xiaoxu's happiness in novels

Personally, I think it's quite good, because I prefer Lin Daiyu played by Chen Xiaoxu, and I particularly regret her misfortune. It's great to see her have a good ending in this book. It's just that the ending is too hasty. Maybe the author has something he can't tell. Five-star praise sent.

This is the first time I read a novel with real people. In the past, even if it was a fan novel, the name would be changed, maybe it was just based on real people. This time, it was a real person. It was very uncomfortable at first and always felt strange, but later on it became really good. It's really good to read.

Chen Xiaoxu likes to read and write, but he doesn't like to read confessions, wander into the woods, and give lectures. The imaginative ideas and writing style and rhythm are okay, but I don't like some of the daily routine and some of the male protagonist's words and deeds. Everything else is pretty good