Period: Turbulent Times in 1977
年代：激荡1977
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 185k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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90Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
17.4kFans
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I haven't read the book yet. The "Old Three Classes" (referring to students who graduated from high school in 1966, 1967, and 1968) either went abroad or became officials directly. I hope the protagonist doesn't end up in the entertainment industry; that would be so cringeworthy.
It feels very similar to a book I've read; the author is suspected of plagiarism.
It feels very similar to a book I've read; the author is suspected of plagiarism. I demand the author immediately release 100 more chapters to clear their name. 🤝
Why is it that in several historical novels, the original owner of the body is always a simp? The melodramatic beginning and the protagonist's personality shift are annoying.
Who's this seasoned writer trying to revive this? It doesn't look like something a newbie would write.
There was a bug right from the start. Given the protagonist's initial background, he could easily have attended a worker-peasant-soldier university. At that time, those who could not get into the Workers', Peasants' and Soldiers' University were all descendants of people with "capitalists" or "landlords" in their names, and their identities were not clean. The absence of the college entrance examination does not mean the absence of universities.
A top scorer in the 1970s college entrance exam going into the entertainment industry? Isn't that like using a cannon to kill a mosquito? Laughable! Only politics is considered the highest priority, business is second-rate, and the entertainment industry is even lower.
I suggest you apply to the History Department of Peking University, and then write historical novels, such as those about Zeng Guofan and Hu Xueyan. These novels have basically won the Mao Dun Literature Prize. Then write the "Rise of Great Powers" series and the "Qin Empire" series, which will meet the demands of the times and broaden the horizons of the Chinese people.
It's so well written, it perfectly matches my personal taste. I love the timeless feel of a bygone era, the gentle and refined friendship like tea, and the leisurely pace of life. I support it.
It's well-written, but not really suitable for a reader like me who enjoys fast-paced, light novels. Keep it up!
It's really annoying. A perfectly good novel, and then it just went off like that. This one is at least a little more realistic! When did we stop being able to face our own history? I can't understand it.