
In Blossoms Shanghai, Starting by Taking Uncle Ye's Place
人在繁花,从截胡爷叔开始
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- Completed
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- 707k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2y ago
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TV dramas can just use Shanghainese; there's no need to add so much Shanghainese to a novel. There are many period dramas from the 90s; how could they incorporate that into their story?
There's been a lot of mindless bashing lately, so I thought I'd chime in and explain.
This is a compilation of several TV series and movies. The story begins in 1987, while the original series "Blossoms" began in 1992. As for the female lead, she is tentatively set to be Liang Sichen from "Like a Flowing River," whose maternal grandfather is a banker from the United States, and whose father is the president of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China in Zhejiang Province.
Song Yunhui wasn't that despicable.
When Song Yunhui was a college student, he met Liang Sishen, a rebellious student, while volunteering as a teacher. Song Yunhui maintained contact with Liang Sishen because they shared similar personalities, giving them many common topics to discuss. Liang Sishen would also ask for Song Yunhui's opinion, and Song Yunhui could offer unique insights.
I feel the author should write less about Li Li and Lingzi. At this stage, the protagonist has no connection with either of them, and there won't be any in the future. Besides, their personalities are really unlikable.
"Blossoms" isn't very interesting. They should write more novels like "The Youngest Son of a Tycoon," which are set in foreign countries and are more popular.
A suggestion
1. It's best not to use Shanghainese anymore. It's mostly okay to use in conversations. Otherwise, people speaking Shanghainese might find it pidgin. It feels awkward not to know. 2. As an urban fantasy novel... The pacing was decent, and there were plenty of exciting moments. However, please give the villains a slight intelligence boost.
Shennong tasted it
Food and fodder are edible; if the author maintains consistent quality throughout, it will become a masterpiece. The downside is that the pacing is a bit too fast, unlike other books that are more casual and less tedious, so it's not quite right for me 😁. It still needs some everyday life and enjoyment to balance things out. Another suggestion is for the author to include a photograph when the character first appears to enhance the sense of immersion.
This is the first time I've ever paid to read a novel on Qidian.com. 😭This is my first time!
Two monthly passes, you know what I mean.
Many people are writing about flowers lately, so you should adjust your update time to midnight.