
My Literary Life in Japan
我的日本文艺生活
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The protagonist and his son have always emphasized that they are Chinese😓! You can say that you are a descendant of the Yanhuang people or a descendant of the dragon. You don't know how many generations have passed in Japan. Do you have such a sense of belonging to China? Were you from the Ming Dynasty during the Ming Dynasty? During the Qing Dynasty, he was from the Qing Dynasty, but now the protagonist's father is Chinese again? The protagonist's father has probably never been to China, and it's really embarrassing that he keeps insisting that he is Chinese! The desire to live is the desire to live, and it is a fact that it looks uncomfortable and mindless!
I read it late at night and was filled with emotion. First of all, I would like to solemnly apologize. I am currently reading a pirated version, but I will definitely become a regular student by the end of February (because I am still a student, and although I am a college student, I still don't have enough money. I have fully ordered the Apocalypse Forecast this month, and I can only fully order this book after the start of next semester to have living expenses) Regarding this book, what I want to say is that this is really a rare and good book. Although there are some somewhat toxic parts, it is still full of flaws and is well worth reading. There are two places that impressed me most in the whole book. One is the long-distance running (which also made me determined to start long-distance running), and the other is the ending. I have seen many heroic works. If masks are used to represent a spirit, the ones that impressed me the most are V for Vendetta and Batman. I also agreed with Nolan's Batman concept at one time, that is, Batman should not be specific to an individual, but should be an idea and a representative. As said in v, ideas will never die. I really agreed with this point of view until I read the end of the book. In fact, the mask itself also depends on it. I once believed in God because I encountered some big setbacks. Later, I gradually came out and no longer believed in God. However, because I was young, I never understood why I was changing, and I laughed at myself for not having a definite identity. After reading this book, I realized that the only thing people can truly believe is themselves. If Teacher Guiwu never officially exposes himself, no matter how much people's thoughts have improved because of his book, they will just become a puppet of the right. And only those who recognize what is right and what they can truly rely on and truly trust can be considered a qualified person. I think the description at the end is very subtle and goes beyond v and bat. And I think adding the protagonist's press conference after Li Gou Hai is a stroke of genius. I have also watched Li Gou Hai, and I have to admit that such a description in the novel makes the connotation of the TV series more prominent and intuitive (of course, this is just a personal opinion) It is a long and verbose paragraph, written with emotion, and the writing is very messy. Terribly sorry. But no matter what, I sincerely hope that the author's novels will get better and better and become more popular as he writes. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง
Author, can you please not impose your own aesthetics on us readers? Do you think Kanehara Haru and Yamada Lisa are beauties? You can just like them secretly at home. Why do you want to poison us? I was curious and Baidued these two. Alas, it's hard to explain. Aren't these beauties like Ishihara Mi, Ayase Haruka, Toda Erika, and Fukada Kyoko not enough for you to write about?
If you write this book, you won't write about investments, movies, or music. If you keep the current writing ideas and let the protagonist write a good book, and cooperate with the emotional drama, this book is expected to become a god. I have scanned all the previous books. They are too messy and complicated and not as pure as this book. Keep it up and order it all when it's available.
You want to make money from the people, but you still hide your head and face? At a circle gathering, you still wear masks in front of a bunch of seniors? It's a damn thing that such a disrespectful fool can survive there.
So far, this book is great
Why do you feel so middle-class? Do you often feel embarrassed when you look at it? And the usury won't double in a month, right? Isn't it too far-fetched to borrow loan sharks? Pig's Foot said he wanted to write a novel, so his parents went to borrow a loan shark... The key point is that Pig's Foot didn't show any talent in this area. If the family had the money, it would make sense for his parents to grit their teeth and support him. But without any reason, he suddenly said he wanted to write a novel and needed 300,000, so his parents mortgaged a grocery store where they made their living and borrowed a loan shark? No longer alive? When supporting your children, you must first ensure your life, right? The whole family risked their lives for no reason? How will we live in the future? A family drinking northwest wind? And her mother's brother, the loan shark Pig's Foot, is so angry at her daughter and wants to drive her to death? Did Pig's Knuckle's mother dig up her ancestral grave? How much hatred does Grandpa Pig's Foot have towards his daughter? What kind of reason do you have to think about harming your daughter? What's going on? His grandfather and uncle wanted to force his daughter and sister to sell pig's feet for no reason or what? It's simply baffling!
The two Japanese entertainment books I read recently both mentioned the problem of Japan's relaxed education. Domestic parents send many children to study in high schools abroad. I am very opposed to this. Unless the parents are with you, and the child must have at least a level of Japanese that allows him to communicate on a daily basis, the most important thing is that he must go to a better private high school! You absolutely cannot go to colleges and universities that offer international classes just to make money. As the author mentioned in the book, the inaction mentality of Japanese young people is actually caused by the solidification of classes due to lax education and other social problems. To give another simple example, when you enter a company after graduating from college, your personal grade evaluation will be determined. This evaluation will determine your approximate position when you retire. Some people would think it's not that evil… The reality is, it's just that evil! From the moment you join the company, your promotion trajectory has basically taken shape.
Book review experience
This book can be said to be one of the top among recent Wenzhao Gong novels. Generally speaking, its shortcomings are not concealed, but there are two points that I am unhappy with 1. Regarding emotional drama, as an old reader who has read thousands of books, my current taste is not really fond of emotional drama. Especially for the harem, one of the main reasons is that it is difficult for the author to write emotional scenes well. It takes a lot of ink to carve out one female character, let alone multiple ones. What stands out is that there are no big ups and downs in the emotional scenes, and there are no big moments of excitement. This is incomparable to writers who professionally write emotional articles. I have seen some that left a deep impression on me, some were suppressed first and then promoted, and some were so cruel that they were tortured to death. 2. Personally, I prefer the big picture, the big perspective, and the big strategy. Just like the rebirth novel, you can't avoid the disintegration of the Soviet Union and China's strategy. If you don't have these, just don't read it. The pattern is too small. Although this is a novel written by a copycat, the big picture is absolutely necessary. Japan is too small, and it is not interesting to write about a youth campus. This is one of the most important feelings I have had in reading articles for many years. If there is no big picture, the follow-up is weak. In the later stage, it will either be unfinished, or it will not be continued, and there will be no content to continue writing.
According to the description of Japanese society in the novel, when I went to see Weathering with You, I actually understood it... I actually understood the metaphors for society, interpersonal relationships, and environmental protection... I understood...