
A Mundane World: I Am Tian Runsheng
平凡的世界我是田润生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 100k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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44Chapters
284Recommendations
9Fans
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A vulgar essay that belittles "Ordinary World"
What's most touching about "Ordinary World" is that even amidst hardship, the main characters maintain their yearning for and pursuit of the beauty of humanity. Even the tragic story of Shao'an and Runye, after enduring numerous trials from their village, county, family, and career, is forced to change course due to harsher realities, life responsibilities, and historical limitations, leading to…
Bro, could you break this down into segments? These huge chunks are really painful to look at.
Keep it up. I didn't think the ending of the previous book was very good. Since you gave up wealth, you should have gotten what you wanted. Even with the protagonist's prophecy, it's not easy to succeed in a foreign land. An ending with regrets is more memorable.
Let me recommend my new book, "A Novel from the 1980s: Back to 1985". With continuous progress and a sufficient backlog of drafts, we can appreciate the history of ordinary families striving for development in that era, and also see the story of a child with a language learning disability constantly learning and growing! The stories are all about ordinary people, and the joys and sorrows of ordinary people!
This feels like it was written in AI; it's too stiff. 😅
The first chapter's long, rambling passages immediately made me lose interest in reading.
Is the protagonist of this book a reincarnated person or a transmigrator who possesses another's body?
Without even a synopsis, I seriously doubt how many words the author can write! For a period drama, they should at least create an original character; this drama doesn't have as many characters as "Siheyuan" (a fictional story about a courtyard house). Overall, I'm 90% sure it'll be a "palace-entry" type of story.
Writing a new book has begun. I've read "Ordinary World" so many times, and my understanding of it is different at different ages. 30 Years ago, 20 years ago, 10 years ago, and recently, when I reread it, my understanding was still profound!
Let me recommend my new book, "A Novel from the 1980s: Back to 1985". With continuous progress and a sufficient backlog of drafts, we can appreciate the history of ordinary families striving for development in that era, and also see the story of a child with a language learning disability constantly learning and growing! The stories are all about ordinary people, and the joys and sorrows of ordinary people!