
New Cultural Creation Started in 1982
新文创从1982开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 875k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It's a bit inappropriate to be the first to write about Pi.
Didn't you get the royalties? Why don't you let your sister go back to school?
The author clearly writes that the protagonist is poor and likes money, but he doesn't negotiate royalties, so he can give him whatever he wants? Then when others ask, you can immediately have a manuscript for them? Anyone can get the manuscript? What about your style? At least you are somewhat famous, right?
Still complaining
I forgot to pick up a free chapter. The sentence used by the male protagonist when persuading people: The world kissed me in pain, but we still have to repay it with songs... I am really speechless The original text is: The world has kissed my soul with its pain, asking for its return in songs. The translation is: The world has kissed me in pain, but I still want to repay it with songs. Reminds me of the phrase, "repay kindness with kindness" that everyone loves to use but ignores the second half of the sentence "how to repay kindness with kindness" I have seen this fallacy in another book before. In an instant, the male protagonist's character as a cultural man collapsed... And the correction of this fallacy has been said by many online bookmakers. Hasn't the author read it?
Complain about the male protagonist's age and behavior
Basic update. I just want to complain about the age of the male protagonist. 12 Years old. In that era, boys were still underdeveloped at the age of 12, so they were still dwarfs, right? Then you behave like an adult. Very inconsistent. The first book is a long novel of more than ten or two hundred thousand words. It is still a fantasy life of youth, so it is difficult to comment. Later, the male protagonist also wrote a letter to flirt with a sister who was in her mid-20s, saying that he just liked her appearance and wanted to flirt with her, but felt that she couldn't. I was even more speechless. No matter how flirty you are, how would an actor in his twenties react when he receives a letter from a twelve-year-old boy? Is it necessary that her face be flushed and her heart flutter, thinking that this child is really attractive? Want to get married? I am speechless. Since the setting is for a 12-year-old, do something age-appropriate and don't make the male protagonist look like an old pervert. In general, after reading the current plot of the book, I feel that it has nothing to do with the setting of the male protagonist being 12 years old. Is there any use in the setting of the young male protagonist? Specifically used to disgust readers? Or should we let the male protagonist take advantage of his young age to do things that adults would be scolded for doing? At such a young age, the male protagonist is just trying to protect him? I actually saw this behind, it was amazing. Maybe I really haven't read any good books recently.
The book is okay. The heroine is Lin Leli. She looks so cold. I hope she won't be a licking dog. At that time, writers were very popular and they didn't have to worry about having no women. If she took the initiative to lick her before wearing it and then took the initiative after wearing it, wouldn't it be in vain?
I'm 12 years old and I can't stand this.
Why is it so miserable to write? . . .
Don't be a licking dog😁
The author of the drama "Hot-Blooded Teacher" seems to be addicted to writing, and he keeps writing. Will he also write a routine in which the villain only gets slapped in the face after knowing that Zhujiao's teacher is Ding Ling? This is too routine. In addition, the pig's horns should grow up as soon as possible. They are too small at the moment and are causing trouble.
The first story may not have been chosen well. Has Pi Foreign been published a long time ago or something? At least I can explain it. I don't know the original story, but the movie contains details about cannibalism, which are all related to Indian religion. If it only writes about the dreamy scenes in the movie, it would probably be considered a popular novel on the level of Yang Hongying or Shen Shixi. The male protagonist is still 12 years old, and his Chinese language performance was not good at the beginning of junior high school. It's a failure, writing at this level is completely incompatible with people who have traveled through time. Does it count if a young genius turns into a literary star? At that time, popular novels could only make money through stories, and forget about winning awards and becoming famous. Most of the novels that survived from the 1980s were not literary novels.
I haven't given up on this book yet. The point is. The protagonist is not a slut. Don't engage in love affairs. A rare literary genius.
Except that the age of the protagonist is a little younger, there is basically no discomfort. If the author of the follow-up book doesn't let himself go wild and let himself go, it should be a very good book.
It is confirmed that it has been sold out, let it go. It is another scam. It is best not to read his books in the future. Eunuch is such a scam.
I'm curious why the author set the protagonist to be 12 years old?
Why not 15? 16 Is fine, is it a taboo or some other reason?
After watching it, I have no desire to continue reading. America is not "America" anymore, hahahaha!