Divorce Begins My Rise to the Pinnacle of Life
离婚开始走向人生巅峰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The new book has been uploaded. I'd like to ask for your recommendation votes and leave some comments in the comment section to liven things up. Thank you for your support!
It starts off with a green hat, the plot is incredibly cheesy, and the copyright ownership is unclear. The neighbor suddenly becomes a superstar.
All the pros are being cute, when will Old Jia be cute? 😏
Personal opinion
I feel that Lao Jia could add more slice-of-life scenes. If it's just pure dialogue between characters, their thoughts, and the main plot, it will feel rather monotonous. After all, at Lao Jia's current writing style, I think it'll probably be another 1.2 Million words before it's finished.
Perhaps it's because my literary skills are lacking, but I felt that many of the characters in the book were writing long, rambling on and on about things, giving off a feeling somewhere between pretentious and pretentious.
The meaning of life? To be born? To live? I want meaning!
Sigh, the book is full of life. It might be more suitable for slightly older readers. It also touches on some things that are unavoidable in everyone's life. It's safe to say that those who enjoy reading it will definitely resonate with the life depicted in the book.
Without a system, how much can you remember? Besides, you're a screenwriter. There are so many classics on Earth; what percentage of your brain have you used? In your past life, could an ordinary person, not someone who did entertainment, have remembered that much? Even someone who did entertainment wouldn't have remembered that much. You think you can memorize every single word of a classic book? Hundreds of books? You're kidding yourself.
I've noticed something: why don't the main characters register their works? Aren't they afraid of being plagiarized?
What will Lin Le's future career be? Singer? Or screenwriter?