Back to the 80s, Starting with the Spring Festival Gala
回到80，从春晚开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 421k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This novel is just a different title; it's still written in the same old courtyard house fanfiction style.
Good heavens, another story of someone trying to take advantage of someone's family's misfortune. This relative is really something, clearly trying to get the protagonist killed off out there! Is the protagonist planning to go into the entertainment industry? I suggest making a TV series about this family to permanently tarnish their reputation.
If we're talking about 1980, let me recommend a few leading ladies. Zhu Lin Gong Xue Dong Zhizhi Liu Xiaoli
Author, come out and repeat after me: From today onwards, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will write like crazy, even at the cost of my life. I am the keyboard in the darkness, the guardian of the Great Wall of online literature; the flame that resists the cold, the light at dawn. I dedicate my life and glory to writing, tonight and every night.
... I was going to take a look, but then I saw comments about "Full House of Love," and all the stories about the 70 years of the People's Republic of China are about courtyard houses? Eight and a half out of ten period novels are about courtyard houses, just like how nine out of ten war novels are about "Bright Sword"—it's disgusting.
The more I read, the more I feel like the whole trip back in time was just to fight against Chen Dehai's family.
Calling the author and the protagonist "troublemakers" is actually a compliment.
No comments in December 😬. Looks like everyone's had enough of the recent plot. It's all just the Cheng and Chen families; the main characters have practically no screen time. So baffling!
It feels exactly the same as that courtyard house except for the names.
Some thoughts, I'm not sure if they're right or wrong.
Hello friend. I even subscribed to thirty chapters of your first book, which is a bad habit of mine—I don't like good endings; I prefer to leave things pleasant. Many authors' endings are simply... Indescribable. Hahaha. I also want to write novels to make some money. I found a method that I think is the most reliable: copy what you think is a good work.