Reborn: The Rise of a Literary Giant

Do you know that your creation of Harry Potter is very poisonous? You took Fighting to the Sky in the 1950s and you saw whether they ignored you or not. Why do you think Harry is so popular? Books are meant to be admired. Don't look at it being famous in the world. Look at how many Chinese people have bought it and how many people have read it. They are not accustomed to it. Different eras have different aesthetics. Ten years ago, killing matt was popular. Look at it now...

Why do so many people complain about Cantonese? There's nothing wrong with using dialects in literary works. Lao She's novels wouldn't be the same without Beijing dialect, Gao Yingpei's fishing crosstalk has to be in Tianjin dialect, Eileen Chang has to use Shanghai dialect to write about Shanghai women, Jia Pingwa speaks Shaanxi dialect in his erotic novels, and now the streets are full of…

There are too many women. Men may be enjoying themselves now, but they'll face a lot of trouble later. Few women remain innocent and naive after being with a man for years. Well-mannered women scheme and plot against each other behind the scenes, while those with poor manners resort to physical violence. Children born to different women belong to different factions.

In today's novel reading environment, I've unconsciously developed a reading habit of not knowing good from bad: any new book I can read in one go is considered a good book. But unfortunately, there are very few new books on my bookshelf worth keeping. This book, at least in my opinion, has smooth logic, reasonable character settings, and fluent writing.

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It's really well-written, and the main character isn't stupid. It's just that there aren't enough scenes; it's not enough to keep you entertained!

😓 Changing the title would be better. Using a literary giant as the title means the book you choose to plagiarize can't be too lowbrow, and highbrow, literary books usually don't translate into commercial success. Think about what kind of people are considered literary giants. The first people that come to mind are Tagore, Shakespeare, Xun Ge (a famous Chinese writer), Lao She, and Dazai Osamu.

No harem allowed, otherwise it will really fall into the trap of cliché! I feel that in Hong Kong in the 1960s and 70s, it was somewhat inappropriate for the author to resign from his job to start a publishing company. If he had already decided to pursue a literary career, he should not take the commercial route.

The family reunion is about to take place; hopefully, the protagonist won't help this gambling addict. First, they are relatives who are not actually very close. Secondly, there's no need to concern yourself with a time traveler; they're not your real family. Thirdly, gambling addicts are not worth helping at all. Besides, you can't just listen to your parents in everything.

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