A Literary Life

I was in a book shortage, and suddenly I saw this book. I thought it was a breath of fresh air. Newcomers generally won't read this kind of book, only tired old book fans will read it. If you are a foodie of more than 5 years, please sign in. Let me see how many there are?

It is said that it is a literary life, but in fact it is just copying. I copy whatever is popular in the original time and space. Anyway, I don't see how much the protagonist understands the work. When filming comes, he becomes a hands-off shopkeeper and just invests. He is a qualified businessman. In addition, basically every film is shot from the director to the actors, and the filming process is also modified according to the original time and space. Why don't I look for a history of Chinese TV dramas or movies?

The protagonist doesn't plan to have a second child, just one child. The child will be very lonely. I am an only child, and I always wanted a younger brother or sister when I was little. It's a pity that my parents can't give birth to a child

I just read the beginning and I feel like I have the patience to read on. I really like it.

Is there something wrong with the protagonist? Although he has traveled through time. But there is no need to confess to a strange girl, and he has no such obligation. Even if you want to confess. I'm just going through the motions and reciting some poetry, and I'm feeling sick. The whole novel is illogical. This pretense is embarrassing.

Don't like the heroine. Feeling particularly white lotus. Just seeing how she forces the male protagonist to cooperate with him in pretending to be her boyfriend is annoying here. Especially since he deliberately agreed to be her boyfriend at the beginning, just to block things and to explain further. The white lotus flowers are special here. In this way, you deliberately take advantage of people who like you, throw it away after using it, and ask them to understand. If he doesn't agree, he gets angry and even chases him to the door. Don't you know that this will bring bad things to people? She herself knows that this matter is not easy to solve, so why should she ask others for help? Just because people like you? So you can take advantage of it, regardless of the consequences? The problem is rejection. You still come to the door and deliberately misunderstand other people's parents? ! To be honest, I personally think this is a character issue. If you don't want to go on a blind date, you can just tell the truth, so why bother looking for a shield? What if I seek revenge later? Is trouble coming? Don't say the heroine doesn't know! ! Moreover, even though others refused, I still asked others for help. It's disgusting here! ! I abandoned the novel because of the heroine! !

Alas, after reading 1983 and then reading this, I felt like I was chewing wax, with no useful information and no ideas. Did I read the book in the wrong order?

I have read more than 400 chapters, and the rest of it is fine. I just don't like the setting of the protagonist's sister. It's acceptable to read a novel where the protagonist travels through time and space, but what does the protagonist's younger sister mean? This character's personality is also annoying and a failure. The other one doesn't like Xu Jinglei. The protagonist is not Wang Shuo, and she has no relationship with Xu. Why should she praise her so much? With ordinary looks and poor acting skills, what else can you do besides being young and fashionable? Wherever there are these two characters, you can watch them jumping

I've read three chapters, go to hell. Even if it's good, I won't read it. The preface doesn't match the subtitles. The preface says it's conservative and the girl just stays with the hero. If it was 18 years ago, I might have read it, but now it just feels cliche.

After reading this, I came to the conclusion that it makes no difference whether there is a protagonist in this world or not.