
Becoming a Poetry Immortal in Great Tang with the System
在大唐靠着系统成为诗仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 451k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The most touching thing about this text lies in its "delicacy" - not the exquisiteness of being exquisitely crafted, but the delicacy that adheres to the texture of life. Wang Han's fingertips brushed against the stitches of the small hammer on the shoe toe, "like stars scattered on the cloth"; the coarse porcelain bowl handed over by Mrs. Zhou was so hot that people flinched, but said it was "warm to the heart"; even the red ribbon dangling from the little girl's braid was written as "beating flames", and every frame of the picture was filled with warmth. There was no earth-shattering cry, but it gave the matter of "defending the embankment" a heavy weight. Wang Han's cloth shoes hidden in his arms, the old fisherman's oar dropped in the mud, and the children's eggs with small hammers painted on them. These small objects connect people's hearts, making "everyone united to resist the waves" no longer an empty slogan, but sweat-soaked cloth, hot earthen jars, and sparks splashed when the ramming hammer falls. The words are full of fireworks, but in this fireworks, the most touching bones and deep feelings are written.
The writing is quite interesting, the storyline is compact and very literary.