I Was a Literary Giant in the Republic of China: I Was Confessed by Lu Xiaoman

It's pretty good. There's nothing major wrong with it so far. It's just that the plot feels very familiar. In addition, I personally don't agree with the route of giving up business and pursuing literature. The era factors in the early Republic of China chose this path, which is not suitable for the protagonist's identity as a time traveler. However, since it is the core main line, let me talk about it.

Yes, it has the same flavor as when I followed the literary giants of the Republic of China, but the protagonist of Lao Wang's book is a bit softer and the protagonist believes in saving his life. This book has more protagonists, and it also writes the character of a literary man. It feels more exciting and passionate to follow.

When I looked at this book, I was deeply impressed by its exquisite language and profound ideas. Looking up from the book, I felt like I was in the early years of the Republic of China, when my thoughts were bursting. The characters in the book are both passionate and frustrated, and the plot is so surging that it touches people's hearts. It is truly a work of art. It's okay in the early stage, but it's okay in the later stage. . . I'm speechless, what kind of book is it?

I give you a big reward. The writing is really good. It compares with some of the great writers of the Republic of China. Speaking of which, the main character in this book is marrying Duan Qirui's daughter, Lu Xiaoman, and Lin Huiyin. Why not arrange for Zhang Jingjiang's daughter? [Laughing]

The writing is very good, not the kind of mindless writing, the pace is very comfortable

The plot foreshadowing is quite good, especially the author's profound knowledge of classical Chinese. The dialogue between the two is very interesting, the language is sharp, and every word is exquisite. However, the number of words in the classical Chinese debate is too large to express your true purpose and enable you to better understand the dialogue. I hope the direction of the subsequent foreshadowing can be written well. The author, please give it a try

It is a very literary and ideological work involving law, politics, military sociology, etc. However, such a low rating is a disservice to an excellent work. I hope the author can persevere and friends who like it can give fair evaluation and due encouragement! Come on, author

I didn't expect to shoot in public. I can do it without making any noise. It's very relaxing. The plot is even more unpredictable. I look forward to what happens next. Come on~

"I Was a Writer in the Republic of China, and Lu Xiaoman Confessed His Love" is like a vivid picture of the Republic of China, outlining the various trends of the times from the perspective of a writer who traveled through time. The words are like sparks of light, lighting up the literary world in troubled times, blending the romance of talents and worldly sentiments with the background of family and country. The plot is vivid and interesting, making the fireworks and romance of the Republic of China come to life on the page. The revolutionary literati collide with the ups and downs of the Republic of China. It maintains the image of the protagonist and I believe it will be good in the future.

So far, it's pretty good, but one chapter a day is a bit short.

The logic is smooth and the writing is good [like][like][like]

Come on, come on, come on

Okay, okay, you have the skills

It feels a bit like Zhou Mingcheng [laughing evilly]

It's pretty good, I hope you don't get banned

It's nice to watch, but it's too similar to the other half "Republic of China: The Rise of a Literary Hero". I hope the author can write with a different style.

A rare good book from Tomato, 9 points

Very pretty ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

The rhythm is moderate, it looks more comfortable

It's nice to look at, that's all.

Not bad, a little difficult

The rhythm feels a bit fast, but otherwise it feels good [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

Okay, it's rare to see articles like this

The first part is very good, but I don't know what the second part is like.

It's rare to see an article like this. I personally think it's very exciting. Good luck to the author!

I'm really looking forward to it. There's nothing toxic about it so far.

The writing is quite enjoyable. It's the first time I think a literary figure from the Republic of China is so good-looking.

Good book, worth reading

I've read soft-spoken books before, but this book's toughness is refreshing [laughing]

I don't know if the heroines will take it or not. Who will tell me after reading it?