Republican Era: Lu Xun Keeps Asking for Updates on My Web Novel
民国：我写网文被鲁迅催更了
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- Ongoing
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- 1.2M Words
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- Urban
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- War & Espionage
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- 21d ago
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It was written by AI, and the appraisal has been completed 🤭 But the writing is really good. If this kind of subject matter is followed by authors in the future, and it is not written by AI myself, it will definitely become popular [I learned it] Hurry up and update it. Author, if you have the tools, use them. It doesn't mean that you can't use AI, but there are some unreasonable things that you can change a little bit 🤭
Although AI was used, resulting in some repetition and flaws in the writing, if these are disregarded, the story becomes increasingly captivating as it progresses. It's a struggle between intellectuals, attempting to awaken the nation in ways I never imagined. The characters are also sharp-witted, and the protagonist constantly faces the threat of being overthrown by the Japanese, creating a palpable sense of urgency. I also hope that more people will write better versions of this subject.
Although the plot became a bit disjointed later on due to the use of AI, it was still quite enjoyable. Doubao generated a bikini image of the author for me.
This isn't your typical action-packed, feel-good novel; it's more of a literary, intellectual kind of feel-good story that evokes a deep-seated sense of national pride. It's just that the machine didn't get the outline right, or something went wrong.
It feels like the chapter transitions are somewhat AI-generated.
What is completely different from the relaxing cover is the heavy content. I thought it would have a bad ending and just wanted to read it in a relaxing way, but this book profoundly made me realize the difficulty of changing my mind and making a revolution.
It was so much fun! The everyday life of people during the Republic of China era was so touching!
Pure AI has no human characteristics whatsoever.
It was written by AI, but it's alright. I hope there's no AI in heaven. Since it didn't attract anyone, a four-star review is unnecessary. The logic is like that of a complete novice. Let whoever wants to watch it watch it.
As a seasoned book lover with four main accounts, my conclusion is: a good book, worth a try. I'm willing to give it a high score because I pay less attention to inconsistencies in the writing than my initial impressions. At first, I didn't believe AI could write like this, but the more I read, the more suspicious it became—it definitely was AI, with a lot of repetitive content.