1978: A Literary Genius of the Synthesis School
1978合成系文豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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This is outrageous! A story that supposedly travels back in time to 1978, plagiarizing a work created in 1977... What kind of alternate history is this?!
This thing doesn't even need to be synthesized; isn't it just plagiarism of the original text?
That's disgusting. You think the next few decades aren't enough time for you to plagiarize? They had to kill some people for no reason. Such authors are among the lowest of the low in the world of plagiarism.
Unbeatable, just writing nonsense.
The Moon and Sixpence was published in 1919. The protagonist wrote it in the 1980s. Can you still read something from this era? Unbelievable!
At first, I thought it was just another low-quality book, all plagiarized and filled with sensationalist fluff. But a month later, when I ran out of books to read, I saw this title again. I figured it was a good book to fill my reading drought, and thankfully, it turned out to be a truly satisfying read. I read it for three or four hours straight. Well, you should read it yourself; it's a masterpiece.
Having read up to chapter 63, I couldn't hold back any longer. 1. Instead of setting it as a parallel world, they "killed off" the original author. 2. They messed up a classic; I was just as angry when I first read Hibiscus Town as I was about the author's so-called adaptation. 3. On one hand, they say the protagonist's writing skills are poor, but on the other hand, they always make the protagonist "overestimate his abilities."
Don't bother reading any period dramas where the female lead is based on the famous Gong and Zhu families; 99.9% Of them are just trendy, formulaic, and simplistic stories.
The protagonist struck me as hypocritical and fake; overall, it was an uncomfortable watch.
The concept is amazing!
You plagiarist are awesome! You're the first author whose plagiarism resulted in the original author disappearing.
The protagonist is too weak-willed. His wife was being treated unfairly, and instead of standing up for her or pulling strings, he didn't even try. He was already a big-name author with a huge following nationwide, yet he didn't even publish an article criticizing the situation. He just quit his job and that was it. He's so spineless.