Reborn in 1990: Making Up for My Regrets
重生90，弥补遗憾
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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What was originally a decent historical fiction story has been turned into a complete mess. There's the Taoist priest as an apprentice, the ancient martial arts, and the fact that she's just a shrew in the village has a lover who seems like a mysterious big shot.
No doubt about it, it's a mess, it won't produce any results, just cut it.
It's a lengthy and complex piece of writing, but it lacks substantial content and is mostly filled with narration, speculation, and pseudo-science, much of which is incorrect.
A patchwork of content
Is this what you call well-written? What kind of haphazardly cobbled-together content is this? A historical novel turned into a martial arts story, complete with conspiracy theories, zombie tyrants, and more. It's ridiculous!
This book has several drawbacks. There are so many trivial things, I'll write them all down anyway; He had been learning martial arts for a long time, but hadn't been able to put it to good use; The protagonist's enemy escapes time and again... I know this isn't about being a saint, and the protagonist's handling of the situation is alright, but it's really frustrating.
If someone is reborn for the sake of romance, writing about daily life is fine, but please don't get involved in business or politics, otherwise I won't be able to read it at all. Throughout history, has anyone who started from scratch and is obsessed with romance ever achieved anything? Absolutely not. Whether you're reborn or not, whether you understand the future or not, your personality and limited knowledge simply won't get you anywhere.
Has the author started writing about floating things? Cyborgs are starting to appear, and conspiracies are popping up one after another.
One minute it's a childhood memoir, the next it's ancient martial arts.
Why not become a detective? What's the point of writing all this? Even if you time-travel, are you going to start investigating all over again? Besides, the plot isn't coherent. What happened after the hijacking of the transport? If there wasn't one, don't write it to avoid being accused of padding the word count.
The author is a complete bumpkin. He dug up thousands of kilograms of mud turtles from one mountain. If you're so good at digging, why don't you go farm? If you could produce 100,000 kilograms of grain per acre, you'd be rich too.