[Ghostwriting + campus life + everyday life + healing + heartwarming + one heroine + sweet romance + male-oriented spin-off]
Gu Chen is a delinquent in his teachers’ eyes, the class bottom in his classmates’ eyes, and a troublemaker in his mother’s eyes.
After suddenly returning to a parallel world in his sophomore year of high school, he discovers that none of the masterpieces, online hits, or popular anime from his previous life exist here.
In that case, there’s no point pretending anymore!
First, he writes a short story called The Last Leaf and makes the school belle cry. After that, he can’t stop...
The Gift of the Magi, Vanka, The Death of a Government Clerk, and a string of other short stories shake the entire literary world!
There are no passionate, action-packed novels in the web fiction scene?
Gu Chen immediately registers under the pen name Danqing and turns Japanese manga into novels. One Piece and Naruto spark a whole new trend in web fiction!
He also writes physical books like The Little Prince, The Three-Body Problem, To Live, and One Hundred Years of Solitude, setting the literary world ablaze with discussion...
Just as he’s racking up awards left and right, his secret identity is suddenly exposed!
The whole internet erupts!
“What?!”
“How did a kid with dyed-blond hair become a literary giant?!”
It looks pretty good. I have two or three similar books on my bookshelf. However, the application articles in this book are very different from the other three. The author's writing style is also online. As a new book, I feel it is pretty good. I highly recommend it and give it a five-star support.
A lot of literary knowledge has grown unconsciously. I feel that the article is parallel and very relevant. The author's writing style is very good, but the overall pace is slower than that of Shuangwen. Supporting authors has introduced me to many literary works. Not mindless but secretly cool.
First, the author has actually read these books and has his own opinions. The selection of the first novel "The Moon and Sixpence" is quite unexpected. I personally don't like the male protagonist of the novel, mainly because he abandoned his wife and children in that era. If his wife didn't say that he ran away with another woman, there would be all kinds of malicious speculations against her. At that time In this era, a weaker woman might not have been able to survive. The male protagonist abandoned his morality, responsibility, and reputation to pursue his dreams and burn his life to paint. This is still shocking. This is a controversial work, and it is undoubtedly a good work, although I don't like it. The role setting of the second author is definitely a breath of fresh air in the literature I have read - the protagonist is capable, and he has improved his life by himself in his previous life. There is a paragraph where the protagonist relies on "The Last Leaf" to motivate himself when he goes out to work. It can be seen that the protagonist is a self-disciplined and hard-working person. It is not like in other novels that a lazy guy can rise to the top. The protagonist's heart is delicate, and he can understand the sadness and joy in the text. What about the other supporting characters? Normal! A rare kind of normal! There is no teacher who puts the best students first, no words like long boobs, thighs, plump, rosy mouth to describe the heroine, no ex-girlfriend who was slapped in the face after breaking up with the hero because his family was poor, no male classmates who thoughtlessly belittled the protagonist and used them as a slap in the face, no dependence on each other. Destined to have no father and mother, outsiders look at the cold goddess brother and the carefree big-breasted adopted sister. He does not constantly tease the heroine and the male protagonist's best friend as if he has taken over the house. Even the editor is so normal and clamoring to recommend it to the first place - that is too fake. It is very realistic and logical to give the controversial work the tenth place. I'm sleepy. I'll go to bed first. I'm so sleepy that I rolled my eyes and took a nap. Uh-huh. Gu-gu-gah. I'll talk about sleep tomorrow. I'll sleep tonight.
For me, this novel is relatively okay. It's just that life is too plain and boring. The first part was fine, but towards the end I slowly lost the desire to listen to it anymore. I hope the author can have more fun writing
The writing is very good and the heroine is well portrayed. The content is a bit familiar, but it's the kind of book that you won't get tired of after reading it several times. Overall, you can still read it when you're short on books.
There are a lot of typos, it's definitely not AI, and the plot is quite interesting.