
Reborn as Bao Guowei, I Never Wanted to Be a Literary Giant!
重生包国维,我真没想当大文豪!
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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A Veteran Reader’s Picks: Ongoing Novels with a Unique Flair
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Let's see if we can try to be as close as possible to Wang Zijun's "The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China". It will be unforgettable for Zhou Mingcheng's journey to rise, the auspicious rune meeting of that year, and the various aspects of the society of the Republic of China described in the book, including the literati, the talented and romantic, and the bright stars.
The writing is very good. The only unreasonable thing is his age. It is unreasonable for a 17-year-old child with no life experience to write so many works. Zhou Mingcheng has adjusted his age by ten years and also wrote about his own experiences. He has been wandering in various countries since he was young. He has done everything and experienced all kinds of life. This is the basis for his reasonable writing of books. This is a little bit poisonous, but other than that it is very good.
You can say that when I was caught later in writing, I looked like a coward.
Wherever the light goes, there is China, and where the five stars shine, there is faith! I am willing to use our youth to defend China in its prosperous age. How lucky you are to be born in China and die without regrets. May the mountains and rivers be safe and the motherland prosper! Entering China without regrets in this life
Since it is written that Xu Zhimo hopes that others will follow Xu Zhimo's example and praise Zhang, Xu Zhimo is just a personal moral issue, but Zhang Youyi actually made the country difficult to make money during the anti-Japanese war, which is much more disgusting than Xu
Gong Xue
Zhang Nianyue prototype
There were wars among the literary giants of the Republic of China, and they often wrote articles and quarreled with each other. The best among them was Mr. Lu Xun, who stood out from the crowd.
Bao Guowei's Imperial Contempt
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Continuing my post last month, I asked why it is not popular. Your update volume is too exaggerated. You update every two days and it disappears in a few minutes. I voted for you completely and basically voted for you. Now I feel that it is really unnecessary. Your follow-up can be guessed. Book friends can just watch it. But you are too lazy to write. It is so difficult. Say what I said is ugly. I also support you. Don't say it. You are really perfunctory. Of course, if you don't want to get angry, just write and pretend that I didn't say it.
I'm really not interested in the recent chapters. I'm personally disgusted with Japanese books. I always feel that the logic of thinking is weird. The same goes for the book "Disqualified in the World".
Lin Huiyin was miserable. Her students slandered her and played teacher-student romance with her husband, causing their daughter and son to break up with Liang Sicheng.