
Twenty-Seven Years
二十七载
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Explanation on why the book is called "Twenty-Seven Years"
Taking advantage of the break, I would like to briefly talk with you about the new book "Twenty-Seven Years". You may not be able to guess what kind of story I want to write based on this name. In fact, twenty-seven years is twenty-seven years, and these twenty-seven years are the period that the protagonist Verak is about to experience, the most glorious period in history. As the introduction said, this is the node where the old and new societies alternate. It is a stormy era in which positions, interests, ideas, and innovations lead to violent collisions in politics, business, literature, and technology. If you ask me what kind of story this book is going to tell. Sorry, I can't cover it all in one book title. This is my new challenge. It involves a wide range of things. I will start with the growth history of Verak and see how he became tenacious and how he changed from a enslaved will to a will that can lead people. Then let's talk about how the world has developed too fast, the accumulated diseases have exploded, and the huge wars attributed to the pain of history have affected and affected mankind, and how they have been ended by a group of great people. The only suitable title I can think of for this story is the duration of this turbulent period - twenty-seven years. I will also try my best to leave every reader with an impression of "Twenty-Seven Years" after the story ends, not just time, but more than time. Twenty-seven years is a long twenty-seven years. It is synonymous with chaos, one struggle after another, thousands of passionate, courageous and persevering lives, and an ever-changing new world with an infinite future. Thank you all for supporting my new book, and I wish you all a long life. Above.
This book is more like serious literature than an Internet article in the usual sense.
Thank you for creating such an idealistic story. "If we are romantics, hopeless idealists, and we think about impossible things, then we will answer a thousand and one times, yes, we are such people"
At first, I thought it was a hegemony novel. After reading a few chapters, I thought it was an industrial punk Cthulhu novel. Then I continued to read it and it felt like a business war novel in another world. After a hundred chapters, I found that I still read less of the book. It turned out to be a revolution novel in another world, a book that requires a certain level of consciousness to understand. The book is a good book, but it's a pity that I'm past the age where I can read it. I just want to read some novels that satisfy vulgar interests. After all, it's an age of entertainment to death. I subscribed to a few chapters and my blessing was a hit. 🙏
This book is quite shocking. Although I only saw the first bit, I was able to glean a lot of wonderful content from it. The most outstanding point of this book is Vikra's transformation, which is also the core point of this article, how to transform from an ordinary, powerless, confused proletarian common man to a staunch communist. The change of environment, the awareness of the tragic experience of the people around him, the sympathy for the communists, and their belief in seeking equality together shape the protagonist. I think this is the most attractive and structured point of this book. The author uses considerable writing power to describe a society, a society that is changing, a society with sharp contradictions, and a society that is developing. Just by looking at the catalog, I can learn about many twists and turns of the story. I personally like this kind of telling and find it very interesting. Then let's talk about a few things that are not problems. I personally don't like such a tragic ending. Although it gives people a deeper empathy and makes people feel that it is perfect, thanks to Switzerland, I still think there should be a more interesting and good ending. This is mainly based on my personal opinion. The first one is that I hope to see how to build a communist society. This is a very, very difficult topic. It is so difficult that several countries are only half right and have not yet fully achieved the effect. I want to see more interesting ideas in the author's books and see different ideas. The second thing is that I like a good ending. For a revolutionary regime in its infancy, the most important thing is to accumulate strength. If you can't defeat it, you can run away. When the protagonist dies, it is really difficult for me to watch it anymore. I know it is a good ending, but the revolution is realistic. Only by living can the story be told. And I also want a good ending. I hate bad endings, that's it.
The stage of this book is the parallel world of Europe in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The protagonist appears as a poor young man in a slum. Due to some strange combination of circumstances, he becomes the stand-in for a rich kid. In the process, he comes into contact with the idea of equal human rights and begins to transform into a left-wing revolutionary. This is a rare good story with outstanding advantages. The first is that the plot has a tight rhythm, the suspense is cleverly set up, and is fascinating. In the early stage, the protagonist has been facing the pressure of keeping his identity secret and keeping his life from being silenced. He lives cautiously and relies on step-by-step layout and careful planning to break the situation. The process is exciting and the result is very happy. The second thing is that the writing is bold and the characters are spirited. Although the protagonist suffered a lot of physical and mental suffering, his fighting spirit has always been strong. The process of being attracted by the idea of equality and gradually embarking on the road of devotion is also very touching. In common online novels, the protagonist's motivation for action is mainly to resolve his own predicament/pursue personal strength. However, in this novel, the protagonist's power of action comes from his gradually awakening faith. This is rare, and the author also writes it very well, giving the story a boldness and the characters a soul. This is very unusual in online novels. In addition, the supporting characters are also written very vividly and three-dimensionally, each with their own ideas and beliefs. The emotions of the characters are also very sincere and full. I like it very much. The third is that the author's settings are relatively rich and detailed, and it can be seen that he has put a lot of thought into it. Maps and populations of each country are prepared. It is speculated that the author later wants to write a story similar to the multiple revolutions of the French Republic that triggered the First World War, and finally promoted the idea of human rights equality to the world. Looking forward to further developments. Although this book started with rebirth, it later eliminated the power of the surreal, and it should have developed into a historical romance that deviated from a serious drama, so it did not have a large audience. Firstly, the protagonist is not a time traveler and the sense of immersion is poor. Secondly, there are no magic and fantasy elements. Thirdly, the story takes place in modern times in a foreign country. Fourthly, the writing is not entertaining and light-hearted. These factors will make the readership relatively niche. I think it is remarkable that the author can write patiently and meticulously and be honest about his creative passion. I also hope everyone will be more tolerant. I wish this book will get better and better and become the author's pride.
Yesterday I reviewed the book "Twenty-seven Years" and found that there are indeed several reasons for poor performance. First, the protagonist is not a time-traveler. Today's readers can only accept time-travelers to have a sense of belonging, and the indigenous people have no sense of substitution. Second, it's not exciting enough, and the plot is too depressing. For example, the prison chapter is actually very depressing throughout, not enjoyable at all, and the prison chapter drags on too long. If you change the protagonist to a time traveler, you can actually write about the transformation from greedy philistine to noble. Secondly, you can open up another plot line, in which the protagonist copies the left-wing works he knew in his previous life. For example, write it in advance, and then insert people from outside to publish articles about the protagonist during the prison chapter to make it more exciting.
There is no doubt that This is a "niche" work that is incompatible with the current Internet environment But at the same time, it must be admitted that This is a masterpiece Let's start with the simple but most important part of character creation There is no doubt that for the core character of the protagonist Verak The author has put a lot of thought into the creation of the character What is even more rare is that Verak is one of the rare online protagonists who can grow up at the ideological level (I will not talk about other so-called traditional online protagonists here, but I must mention that Nuclear Powered Kayak also wanted to write about the growth of the protagonist, but I have to say, the writing is really bad) 1: The protagonist has truly transformed from a completely ordinary citizen into a warrior who is willing to bear the burden for everyone This transformation is natural and has no sense of awkwardness This includes both the protagonist's passive acceptance of behavior and his spontaneous learning of the idea of equality It can be said that it is the combined effect of these two aspects. , Which makes the transformation of the protagonist far more reasonable and readable than other online works Second: the progress of the protagonist and other supporting characters At this point, the author expressed his point of view without reservation - everyone is equal There is no insurmountable gap between people The potential of everyone and everyone is unlimited! Third: The complexity of the people Different from most similar red flow net articles The people (and all other characters) in this article fully reflect the complexity To borrow a sentence from the book - "The people are eager for fairness, but they are stingy about their own fairness" Fourth: A comparison The more obvious shortcoming That is the shaping of supporting characters, especially villains To be honest Although the protagonist has truly broken away from the model drama template of the protagonist of the red flow online novel But for the shaping of the remaining characters, the author obviously does not have so much energy, basically just applying the template The decent characters are okay , at least it can give readers some sense of flesh and blood through the fearless image But the villain... It can only be said that the villain has characteristics, but there is no depth to explore at all After talking about the character creation, let's talk about the plot In terms of plot, it can be said that the author spends no more thought than the protagonist. Little in image creation Since the first volume, the author has written a two-line plot, a narrative method that is difficult for other authors to master In general, it is basically the growth of the protagonist Verak, and the development of the Equality Society and the International Equality Alliance Such a two-line plot plays a great role in the smooth advancement of the novel as a whole. At the same time, it also ensures the intensity of the plot thrust to a great extent On the other hand The author's division of the full text content is very clear At the same time, this clear division is smoothly transitioned by specific details It allows people to clearly see the main line of promotion, and at the same time, it does not feel like the ancient upgraded flow network text-for-map style. The sudden feeling Specifically, I personally think that the author probably divides it in this way: Volume 1: Passive progress, contact and learning Volume 2 and 3: Active progress, growth, dissemination and influence Volume 4 and 5: Organizational structure development, international situation Final volume: Heroes fall Act In the end, it is the theme that the author wants to express I don't think I have that kind of writing style and consciousness In other words I am now the original Verak Grateful, but I will never give everything to him (laughing) So, I will not comment, leave Let you taste it for yourself In short Rather than say this is an online article in a high-pressure and fast-paced era I prefer to call it a publication in the traditional sense It deserves to be savored Finally We will win!
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Simply post your own book review, hoping that book friends who click in will not give up this book because of the title🤣 A fictional Western fantasy, similar to the background of the early workers' revolution in Paris in the 19th century. The male protagonist is a member of the lower class of the slums, and is involved in conspiracies and revolutions by accident. Because he is an indigenous protagonist and not a time traveler, his own process of thought transformation and awakening is very interesting. The male protagonist is bold and careful, calm and decisive, brave and righteous. He is a growth-oriented protagonist that readers (me) are looking forward to. He is struggling desperately in the cracks of the destiny of death. It is this contradiction between the struggle of the bottom and the oppression of the class that makes this book full of tension. To borrow from a reader's comment: I feel like the wheels of fate are rolling towards me. The writing of this book is smooth, calm and restrained with a little humor, and the rhythm is well controlled. As a reader, I really can't guess how the rest of the story will develop.