
Literature and Art 1999: Starting as an Idol Writer
文艺1999:从偶像派文豪起步
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- Completed
- Length
- 201k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you want a parallel world, then be a completely parallel world. If you want reality, be completely realistic. You are just doing what I think is what it is. The work I want to write is that no one has written it. Either I am too lazy to check the information or I just write it casually.
Everyone talks with a smile. You have to smile when you talk. You can't say bad things without a smile, right?
I'll give it up now and come back to it later. If the author still writes in this style, the results will probably be difficult to achieve.
The decline of literature is not only due to the progress of the times and competition. The literary circle has its own unique style, and the same is true for the two adjacent entertainment circles. If it does not change, it will die. Therefore, serious literature is lingering, Internet literature is rising, literary films in the entertainment industry are declining, and down-to-earth commercial films are rising.
It was definitely a wrong choice to let the protagonist write about the Ming Dynasty at the beginning. At that time, whatever Han Han and Guo Jingming wrote were youth literature that suited their identities and their vision. A high school student could only write about these aspects in school every day. If you ask the protagonist to write about the Ming Dynasty, it would not be consistent with his status as a high school student, and if you write about the Ming Dynasty, you need to know enough history. If someone asks you a few questions about the history of the Ming Dynasty, you will be finished. And there will definitely be people who suspect that even if Han Han wrote a Sanzhongmen youth novel, he would be suspected of having his father ghostwrite the protagonist and write the history.
Three wrong views
The male protagonist does not write to make money, but to enjoy the glory of having his work published. After reading four chapters, I really couldn't stand the way the author made the male protagonist look like a villain. Just copy it. Write something real or be grateful for what the previous author wrote, and copy it out of glory. What's there to be proud of?
After watching it for a while, my eyes were filled with pretentiousness! The character of the protagonist is really unlikable. How can you pretend to be noble after joining this circle?
If you write well, you should write well, and if you don't go to college, why not start a company? Isn't it early? The whole teacher's writing style was also ambiguous. At that time, even if the teacher liked the students, there was still a distance. It was a good article, but the way it was written is worthless...
It's basically certain that the eunuch is
When I saw a class writing love poems, "Drunk for a Thousand Years" felt a little awkward. The only two best lines were from Mu Xin's "Once Upon a Time Slowly", which was written in 1982. So if you write the protagonist later, it will look very literary. The key is not yet sewn. It is better to select some love poems that appeared in the protagonist's era and directly transfer them, or go to Wen Xinyiyan and write a more reliable love poem using AI. Also, three-line love letters are quite popular. Check them all online. Examples, for example, are in line with the anxiety of the protagonist's student status: "I am nine, you are three/except you/or you" "I have two ideals/one is communism, one is you" "you are the value, I am the price/my world fluctuates around you" "I like you like the wind has flown away 80,000 miles/regardless of the return date" There are quite a lot of good sentences, there is no need to copy those lyrics that taste like why, it is not that the lyrics are not good, it is just that the lyrics of Drunk for Thousand Years are really average.
There is nothing wrong with the protagonist, and his character is at the ceiling level in the Qidian Orphanage. So far, nothing bad. But the book doesn't look good, and it doesn't feel good. It's a pure narrative.
The limerick is so embarrassing that I can't stand it
Very well written, Liang Cao! ! ! Please increase your efforts
I gave up the trap. I hate starting a company when I read novels.
Let's make this smelly fish and shrimp known to the public together
I just mind that the author should find a few classics and read them carefully. You don't need to read too many, just three or five. Don't read foreign translations. Just read domestic ones. Those written before the 1990s will not take long.
Reading this kind of entertainment novel (relative to reality) is the most annoying and systematic. I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw the picture in the system. The direct generation of works is too 6, and it has its own indexing function. Everyone has their own preferences for radish vegetables, but I personally think they are really poisonous.
Spoken language is spoken language. Isn't it embarrassing to read written language filled with words from a few people who are very knowledgeable? Think about it for a moment.
I just don't know why, I can't stand it, it's boring
Han Er is Han Han? Why don't you use polyphonic characters? This sounds weird and the sense of immersion is reduced by half.
After reading half of the first chapter, I felt that this was a book about a harem and a literary giant. It was not my cup of tea, so I gave it up.
In the early days, Sun Li was so beautiful and spiritual when she had long hair.
It's best to unify the title format. Yours will be shortened directly at the end. I don't know, I thought it was written by AI.
Xiaojing is a pretty good girl, isn't she the heroine?