In Entertainment, Who Can't Transmigrate?

The protagonist clearly knows history and secretly supports communists, yet after traveling through time for decades, he just performs in operas and does nothing else. Then the Japanese arrive, and he can't escape. The subsequent plot is like that of a character from a popular Chinese opera, sacrificing himself to be burned alive.

Well, it's clear that effort and thought went into this, and there's some substance to it. However, a few parts feel forced and contrived, making it somewhat inappropriate. If this were purely a time-travel story, the early and middle parts of the "Farewell My Concubine" arc were quite well-written.

Entertainment: Starting with Farewell My Concubine... Every word is a vivid scene, making the reader almost feel as if they are there. Such an article, with such a title, is truly... Like encountering a duel between two masters on a market street. But it's so good, so good! Worth the trip! Hooray! I've read hundreds, even thousands, of novels.

A wonderful book, full of charm and with a smooth pace; a rare gem in today's superficial online literature environment.

The first story was really well written. It's okay if your real-world entertainment plot twists aren't great; you can just go straight to a multiverse of film and television worlds. 😎

The pacing is brisk, and the characters are vividly portrayed. I expect there will be a few more slow-paced time travels later on. It would be even better if the changes in the characters' mindsets could be explored.

It's a very good book, but the pacing feels a bit off. The first level is very deep and complex, but before you can fully appreciate the rewards, it immediately jumps into the next lighthearted and fun level, creating a disconnect and failing to showcase the protagonist's growth.

He helped someone set up a band, but when the other person wanted to sell their house to hire members, the protagonist stopped them and ended up paying for it himself. 😂 I thought of a friend, and this content made me uncomfortable. You don't have to mention money at all. According to the plot, the protagonist has a mentally challenged older brother.

The story is great, but unfortunately, reality is a parallel, fictional world lacking in artistic flair (and it's even been ravaged by other transmigrators). They plagiarized military songs, they plagiarized Farewell My Concubine, they even plagiarized Journey to the West. Teacher Liu is gone too. Liu, after leaving the game, he just plagiarized everything. It's like the whole world's artistic creations depend on the male protagonist alone. There's no sense of a hundred flowers blooming.

The style of this writing is drastically different before and after it was released. When it was free, they didn't copy anything because they were afraid of changing history. After it was released, they started copying like crazy in order to make the world more familiar with it. They copied a few images at a time, then copied another few images, it was like an assembly line.