1984My Novel Era

Debating with Ni Kuang is nonsense. You seem to be telling the truth, but no one who had the most confidence in the country's development at that time dared to say so. A bunch of predictions came true and they looked awesome, but at the time they looked very shabby. Therefore, what most people saw at that time was not the angry Ni Kuang, but the protagonist suffering from hysteria. It's neurosis. You don't have any data to support it, and you don't have any technical matching. Just talking about it seems very stupid and sb.

Writing about Mr. Ni Kuang is a bit disgusting. Let's not say who is right or wrong when Mr. Ni carved his official seal and fled to Hong Kong. He is the only one who aggressively attacked the mainland in Hong Kong. Otherwise, the post-1997 generation would not have immigrated abroad! This person is a disgusting person who has talent, no morals, no ancestors and no country. Ni Zhen is not a good guy. Not to mention other dark history, he just said that in order to rob Zhou Huimin, he used his youth magazine to say that Liu Ximing was a "cancer" liar, a third party, a rapist, an alcoholic, a beater, a thief, a mentally ill person, AIDS, someone who got pregnant, and so on. Liu Ximing, who was at the height of his power, was accused of suffering from mental illness and committing suicide, so he immediately quit the industry! You must know that "Yes" magazine is the largest youth magazine in Hong Kong with a circulation of nearly 200,000, and every issue must be "toxic"! It is impossible if this matter has nothing to do with Ni Zhen!

Jingu Legend was first published in 1981, and the circulation of the eighth issue, the fourth issue in 1983, reached 1.2 Million. Yu Jiao Long is published above. In addition, the literary newspaper "South Wind" founded in 1981 pioneered the trend and took the lead in serializing Liang Yusheng's "The Legend of the White-haired Witch". The "Wulin" magazine founded in the same year also briefly serialized Jin Yong's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". This year, Huacheng Publishing House published the mainland version of the first martial arts novel "Ping Zong Xia Ying". There is absolutely no problem with Zhu Xian being serialized in 1984. It's just that the status of writing popular novels is indeed lower than that of serious novels. This situation did not change until the 1990s.

I have reached the latest chapter, Chapter 180, and I have no desire at all. The past has made conclusions for everyone. If you are friends with people who attack China, does your butt also look crooked?

The Legend of Wukong... I would have been scolded in the 1980s. Comparing online novels to traditional novels is as ridiculous as saying that Tiancan Tudou is a great writer.

Zhu Xian at the beginning almost persuaded me to quit, even though I haven't submitted it yet. It's not that Zhu Xian can't do it, but martial arts only started to rise in the mainland in the 1980s. If you read Zhu Xian, most people wouldn't have imagined the scene. The settings in it were very vague at that time, so how could it have an audience? The other writings are quite good, you can read them.

Why do you want to cooperate with Huang Yulang? And it also attracts wolves into the house. The author had better check some information when writing about Hong Kong. Not a good person. And he won't really help you, he will only hold you back. If you give him the shares, he will be even more able to hold you back.

What the hell are the Ni family and their sons?

Many people know that Anita Mui and Chow Yun-fat discriminate against mainlanders and bully actors from the mainland, so why bother writing about them?

We must pay attention to the limitations and logic of the times. Hong Kong generally looked down on the mainland at that time. How else did Carina Lau get the name "Beigu"? Li Zhi was thrown a cake at the TVB party, Jet Li, Yu Rongguang were paid less, Chow Yun-fat and Anita Mui were discriminating against mainlanders! Leslie Cheung has always been supportive and hopes to change his destiny!

The choice of subject matter and age is good, but the writing is like Tuo Xie Te, who does not know how to balance life and writing, and some supporting characters have too many words to appear. The protagonist is still nesting in the village after chapter 83, and the only achievement is to unlock a motorcycle. Well, these are not important. Why are those villagers and the Thirteenth Duke so strong in their presence? What's the point? Why do I feel that the author has written personal experiences? Anyway, it's not fun at all to read, nor is there any sense of expectation.

Is The Legend of Wukong so influential? I remember it was based on the popularity of Journey to the West that Wukong was introduced, right? There are also prerequisites, right?

I saw that Tsui Hark invested 45 million in A Chinese Ghost Story. The protagonist has to hold 10% of the shares in the novel. I really can't stand it. I really want to ask the author, do you know what 45 million Hong Kong dollars was in the 1980s? If converted into today's money, 45 million × 150 is about the same. Although it is just a novel, it must be logical. I once saw an interview with Jet Li in the 1980s. Someone paid 2 million to hire him to film a movie. He said that the 2 million at that time was about 300 million today. It's scary to think about it. 45 Million to film a Chinese Ghost Story?

Could an online novel from 2000 be as popular as in the 1980s? It would be weird not to think of you as mentally ill! The ideology then was completely different from the ideology now!

When I was reborn, I had the opportunity to go to college, but instead, I just wanted to write a novel. I wanted to know, is there any conflict between going to college and writing novels? College students in the 1980s were so valuable that anyone with some experience should know how to choose! After reading the first few chapters, I skipped the chapter where the Writers Association invited the protagonist to join. It was too fake. The Writers Association was run by the author's family, so it was so easy to join! What works does the protagonist have that are worthy of praise? Rely on online novels? After 2000, people in traditional literature looked down on those who wrote online novels, let alone those in the 1980s!

I remember that Zhu Xian's online novels were not popular at first, but they became popular later. In the world of mainstream literature in the 1980s, right? Zhu Xian needs a transition period. It is almost the same as Zhu Xian now, but it does not mean that it will work in that era. Literature must conform to the historical trend of development.

It's a bit awkward. The protagonist is just a copycat with no changes. There are still a few questions. Jin Yong used small tricks, and through administrative means such as the Literary and Art Association, the manuscript fee for Zhu Xian was at least 500 per thousand words in Hong Kong, but it was reduced to 15 per thousand words in the Mainland. The main character meant that I would write it slowly, so that the Ming Pao serialization would be discontinued after five months. , But this kind of retribution is too slow, not tough at all, and the protagonist does not need to be an administrator. At worst, he can go to Hong Kong. Who can stop him if he is famous? And there are still five months. By the time the novel is written, there must be someone mediating or something like that. After all, everyone knows everything. There is also a paragraph where several New Art City directors wanted to buy the copyright of Zhu Xian Dragon Snake at a low price under the influence of alcohol. Of course, they did not succeed. Why bother writing this sentence? It has no meaning at all. Anyway, it did not succeed. The protagonist will not fight back because of it, and there is no follow-up related plot. It will disgust the readers in vain.

Don't write too many Internet slang, it's too dramatic. Things like academic master, good looks, dog licking, involution, etc. Have not been invented yet!

It was good before it was put on the shelves, but it was really good after it was put on the shelves. Goodbye! Waste of my traffic.

The writing is too poor and does not conform to the trend of the times.

If you don't find bodyguards, no matter how chaotic the mainland and Hong Kong were at that time, even Hong Kong businessmen could be kidnapped. You are a great writer haha

Doesn't every author stop wanting to write after a certain level? Let's not talk about whether the heroine is good-looking or not. Zhong Chuhong was born in 1960. The protagonist was about 17 or 18 years old when he took the college entrance examination in 1984. He was probably born in 1966 or 1967. Not to mention the poorly written celebrity girlfriend, there is no sense of substitution at all just because of the age difference. Old cows eat young grass. I am really speechless

The writing is okay, but there are a lot of bugs. It would be better to write directly at the beginning that it is a parallel world, where many things or people have or do not have.

The writing is great, the text is delicate, picturesque, and the rhythm is lively. I have the urge to read on. It's a very good article. Keep writing.

I read the latest chapter today, and I feel that the current plot development has reached a bottleneck. The author is good at describing the specific details of writing a book (which makes the protagonist start a new book and then release it a certain sense of satisfaction). However, because the protagonist has to keep writing books, then finish them, then spin off peripherals, and then continue writing books, it obviously creates a repetitive dilemma of the same level. The latest chapter also states that the protagonist plans to write less books, but this also means that the author is facing a turning point. If the protagonist's behavior and thinking cannot be upgraded and enter the next plot stage, then the book should almost be finished. After all, the protagonist has already become famous, and copying some more online articles will just be an accumulation of quantity. Let's see how the author handles it next. From the perspective of inheritance, transformation, and integration, we have now reached the stage of integration, or it can be said to be in the stage before transformation. The protagonist changes from copying books to a combination of internal improvement and external improvement. This may be a way of thinking. I look forward to the author's subsequent writing.

Why is there only one chapter every day? Isn't it good to update two chapters every day?

What's going on? Has the book you were chasing been disconnected?

There were many typos in yesterday's and today's chapters, which appeared irrelevant to the plot, which greatly affected reading.

I've read several other novels of this type, but I really can't stand this one.