The Age of Awakening Begins with Rickshaw Boy
觉醒时代，从骆驼祥子开始
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- Completed
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- 584k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 3y ago
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The Republican-era novels on Qidian are all superficial and ineffective.
Xiangzi believed until his death that he hadn't worked hard enough to afford a manure cart.
What a miracle! There's still a Xiangzi!
Go back to the Republic of China and be Xiangzi
[Recommendation] The protagonist, who was a nine-year compulsory education teacher, transmigrates into the body of Xiangzi, the Camel Xiangzi. The novel "Infinite Heavens" features stories from all sorts of worlds, but it seems there are very few that focus on classic works by established authors.
Xiangzi worked hard from dawn till dusk, but in the end he was unable to own his own rickshaw—this illustrates the darkness of society; Critics and trolls spend their days online, living a life of leisure and idleness, relying on their parents for entertainment, yet they never become wealthy—this proves that there really is no such thing as a free lunch.
I've read several good-starting Republican-era warlord novels on Taobao, and Xiangzi almost always appears as a supporting character. The book list suggests Xiangzi is developing into a literary giant? In which chaotic era during the Republican period would a literary giant's story be highlighted with satisfying moments? Would he be unafraid of being crushed to pieces?
It's truly speechless that someone with a personal space would plagiarize articles, and to make matters worse, they let a farmer pulling a cart do it. Do you really think the newspaper and the bigwigs are stupid?
Damn it, I'm not watching anymore. It's poisonous! The protagonist just drifts around aimlessly all day, spouting platitudes and trying to fool female students. What's the point? The Republican era drama talks too much and does too little.
The protagonist, a saintly figure, was charitable and generous in that era, acting as a living bodhisattva and pretending to be wealthy.
Following the characteristics of plagiarists during the Republic of China era, the protagonist will next plagiarize "The Rise of Great Powers" and "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword."