The Witness of the Cinematic Worlds
影视世界的见证者
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- Completed
- Length
- 475k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
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How should I put it? I feel that it would be especially great if the author wrote about American cities directly.
It is suggested that the author change the real name to "Once Upon a Time in America".
This could be developed into a Tongliao universe, and it would be quite good as a regular American urban novel.
Q: What are the historical high temperatures in various parts of Japan? A: Tokyo 1000℃, Hiroshima 6000℃, Nagasaki 6000℃
The title and synopsis don't match. First, it mentions "multiverses," but it's only the first world listed. Second, it mentions Forrest Gump, who only appears in his childhood and never again. The title should be changed to focus on building a conglomerate in America; that would be much better.
It's a terrible piece of writing. Just a few chapters and it's already rife with arrogance and prejudice, lots of political preaching, utterly worthless stuff, a complete rip-off.
Although the writing style is good
Perhaps because it's not finished yet, I feel like I've gone off-topic so far due to system tasks. Dancing with Forrest Gump, a positive development, influences and changes Forrest's life trajectory. Aside from the first few chapters, Forrest feels like even a supporting character in the later chapters; he's completely built up his protagonist status.
This book is not bad, but the biggest drawback is the age of the protagonist. He starts writing novels, opening factories, companies, and making various investments at the age of 7, which is really off-putting. It has a style reminiscent of ten years ago.
Eunuchs are morally corrupt; I hope the author doesn't write a book that flops.
At that time, the United States wanted to outcompete the Soviet Union and wear it down. Capitalists were forced to pay 90% taxes. What did the Soviet Union have? The United States has the same things. The Soviet Union had social security benefits, and the United States must have them too. The Soviet Union had universal healthcare coverage, and the United States should have that as well.