The Reborn Literary Master

This book is so beautiful. The author looks like a handsome guy at first glance. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to write such a beautiful book. I am a girl and I want to give birth to a monkey for the author 🤤🤤🤤

I am the author 🐷. You can tell me where the poisonous points are. I will try to avoid these poisonous points in the future. Thank you and salute! ✊

Fang Jing's favorite thing before his rebirth was online writing, so after his rebirth, the first thing he thought of was to get involved in the online writing circle, and he will gradually develop into other avenues later on. Hehe, please comment!

Isn't it just students' business to participate in exchange meetings? The teacher's glory depends on the quality of teaching. In the end, teachers compete with each other and I'm speechless.

I just finished reading this book, and I would like to share my thoughts after reading it. The sentences are relatively smooth, and the plot is okay. However, there are too many slap-in-the-face plots. One or two of them are acceptable. As a result, there are only one slap in the face in several chapters, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to read. I hope the author can correct it!

I always feel like when you travel across the world, everyone has a grudge against you. Is that interesting?

I blushed when I watched the pretentious slap-in-the-face plot, and I felt so embarrassed. There are also the four major classics, which are historical inevitability. They may not be popular in modern times. In ancient times, entertainment conditions were poor and they could become masterpieces. If they were published in modern times, they might only be small hits. It is better to set them up and then write fanfics.

Read twelve chapters. If the author can't write the three-part routine of big stars pretending to slap the audience in the face, then it would be better to reduce the number of such slap-in-the-face plots. It would be very embarrassing to watch, and it would simply forcefully create conflicts.

I don't know why, but I don't think there's anything to vomit about in this book.