Reborn in 1985 as a Literary Great
重生1985当文豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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No, does Qidian (the platform) have some misunderstanding about the term "literary giant"? In my understanding, shouldn't "literary giant" be used to describe people like Lu Xun, Gorky, and Hemingway? If the title includes "literary giant," then it should at least include some masterpieces.
Bro, literary giants aren't that worthless. Do you even qualify with what's in your bio? No matter how much you write, you're still just a novelist.
The book is good, but I still want to ask if the author's understanding of "literary giant" differs from the meaning of the word?
The way the identity was revealed at the beginning was too awkward. It felt like an unnecessary, forced paradox. You might as well have just explained it as a parallel world story if you'd simply traveled to someone else's family. All that awkwardness was pointless.
The protagonist's younger sister seriously violated classroom discipline and disrespected the teacher. The protagonist said to his sister's homeroom teacher, "That's it?" I was absolutely disgusted. The protagonist earns at least 1000 a month as a full-time writer, so I don't understand why he would choose to be a teacher, a job he's not qualified for, for only 23 a month. It's time-consuming and laborious, and most importantly, he has absolutely no ability to hold the position of teacher.
He still doesn't understand the difference between a literary master and an author, just like he doesn't understand the difference between an internet celebrity and a star. 🙂🙂
Huh? Writing multiverse fanfiction can make you a literary master? These works, at best, make you a web novelist. Without serious literary works, can you really be called a literary master? A good writer is about right.
What are you, a 90s kid, writing about life in the 80s?! It's completely unrelatable. The atmosphere is way like something from after 2000!! This is nowhere near 1985!!! What kind of nonsense is this?!
After reading so much, all he's done is reborn as a plagiarist. Can't he tell what kind of literary master he is?
The protagonist really shouldn't be a teacher; he has absolutely no professional ethics. He called his younger sister out during class just to let her read a novel. It's hilarious! Any normal person would be furious if their sister went to school to read a martial arts novel.