Literary Master: Victoria 1895

Literary novels, as a novel subject, have almost exhausted their routines. If you want to write new ideas, you have to open up new paths. However, the routines have basically been written out, but the time point can be adjusted. During the British Victorian period, I became a literary copyist in the British Victorian era. This subject is quite attractive to me. I have read a novel before, "The British Literary Hero", which is also from the Victorian period, but it is already at the end of the period. It should be ten or twenty years later than this novel. It is well written and copied. Movies, novels and other works are also very good, but there is one thing that makes me feel a little flaw, that is, the protagonist is a Chinese. Although it is more immersive, it also has a strong sense of separation. How can a yellow-skinned Chinese write so many great works rooted in other countries? And almost no one questions it, even if this is ignored (because the identity of the protagonist actually expands the plot, and many plots are related to the identity of the protagonist). The foreigners in that book are too good. , Not only did no one question the protagonist, but almost no one wanted to frame the protagonist. The protagonist was favored by foreign stars and was like a fish in water, which made me feel a bit false. You must know that foreigners at that time were very discriminatory against Chinese people. Of course, I personally still think this is a good novel. In terms of literary novels, the above is just my critical opinion. Back to this novel, the protagonist of this novel is a foreigner, which is pretty good and not so abrupt. To be honest, I have basically never heard of the novel in it, but I know a lot about the characters who appear in it. The plot is well written so far, but it is too short, so it is difficult to make a complete evaluation. We still need to wait and see.

Another masterpiece of formulaic writing, I would like to call it the yy flow of the author who beats the street, stepping on all the highlights that the copying flow can avoid. Start with a rush to write handwritten masterpieces and run them to the publishing house b Light Speed ​​Famous Race at the salon party, the predecessors summarized the writing techniques that the author himself did not fully understand Inexplicably, there is a woman who is dedicated to her life but cannot erect an archway, and when she sees a beautiful woman, she is led away like a licking dog He obviously traveled through time but did not seek scientific verification first, but did nothing with his arrogant words. There is no god in the world. Do not believe in "science" Obviously he was just a porter in two lives. He was questioned for plagiarism, but he was inexplicably confident He has died from the poison so far. Shen Nong can add more in the future.

Talking about the Qing Dynasty, he talked about the reasons for the decline of the Qing Dynasty. Yan Fu asked for ways to save the country, and finally pointed out the way without shame. Yan Fu immediately burst into tears with gratitude and said that the protagonist was really amazing. I wanted to translate all his books and take them back. It was hard to explain. One of the writing methods that promotes the plot makes people speechless. The protagonist thinks that the crown prince's mistress is too good-looking, and he will say whatever the mistress asks. Has the protagonist never seen a woman? How about arranging for the protagonist to watch more beautiful women on Douyin before traveling through time?

This novel was considered a fairy tale before it got involved with the Qing Dynasty, but then it took a turn for the worse. Below, Shen Nong has said that Yan Fu praised the protagonist indiscriminately. Let me tell you what I dislike. The best attitude for the protagonist towards the Qing Dynasty is to pay attention to the environment but not to say too much about the environment. The best is to be sympathetic like Victor Hugo, and to condemn the colonial plunder. If he is not famous at the beginning, he can stand alone and express opinions randomly. Or look at what you wrote, talking about the three-inch golden lotus to a noble lady, and boasting about the elegance of bound feet. I think the author's cerebellum is bound to brag about feudal dross. And the publisher asked the protagonist to write about the protagonist of the Qing Dynasty. Do you have to write it? After you write it, you come up with something like foreigners saving the Chinese. It is essentially the same as Miss Saigon, a work that satisfies the colonial mentality. It would be fine if the protagonist is an indigenous foreigner, but he is a Chinese who has traveled through time. I am really convinced.

I don't understand what is written in the second volume, is a copywriter confused? Don't you think you really wrote the novel yourself? What kind of realism is this? Is that the business of you, a copycat? Do you have this fart ability?

When copying books, just copy them carefully. If you have to talk about politics, it's the rise of great powers and I'm curious about the Queen of England. I read two British manuscripts and they both wrote about the Queen of England. Goodbye.

The protagonist of a rebirth-style novel needs to be tough, not to be like a brainless cool novel, at least not to be afraid of this or that.

The face is slightly red, the face is slightly red. Do you only know these two words to describe it? Moreover, the protagonist you wrote is so awkward, shy and idiotic, and the performance of the protagonist when you wrote about signing the contract with the publishing house was really outrageous.

I reached chapter 119, but I think it will be difficult for me to continue reading this book. The protagonist is not so much a modern person reborn into that era as an aboriginal who has gained some memories of the future. The more I read, the more I feel like a refined and self-interested little bourgeois aboriginal emerges on the page. The other characters in the book are portrayed in such a way that readers who don't know much about that era will find them very realistic. But this kind of vivid portrayal always gives people the illusion of floating in the air. Although I know that QD is now very strict about politics and ideology, it is impossible for a book describing the Victorian era not to involve ideological politics. The purely literary and artistic description is very successful. But this kind of success is really a castle-in-the-air creation, and it tactfully dissuades readers like me who want to see the fierce collision between the ideas of that era and modern ideas. Anyway, goodbye. I wish the author can write the story he wants to write.

There is something wrong with the character of the protagonist, he looks like a naive college student

It was okay at first, but the case where I helped people later felt inexplicable, and I lost interest in it.

The literary craze is very popular recently. The end of the Victorian era is indeed quite attractive, the last glory of Britain! However, I hope the author can learn more about that era and try to avoid some common sense mistakes. Looking forward to 😌

The writing is very good. I have collected it. I would like to give you some advice. Don't go too deep into the modern history of the country. No matter how well written it is, it can easily be blocked. If the author takes a nap, the book will be gone 😰

When I saw the current chapter, I suddenly felt that it was boring.

There's no need to meddle in other people's cases and help.

The writing is good, but the author has set the categories wrong. This is a historical article, so it should be set to urban type questions!

When you are just ready to invest, you feel like you know how to be a eunuch, don't you?

Very well written The most important thing about copywriting is the artistic atmosphere and artistic influence. What is important for a writer is not the easily accessible things like wealth and beautiful women, but the influence that can shape an era Saving Oscar Wilde is also part of it.

For the first two books, where are the royalties from additional printing? I remember it said there are royalties.

Well written, two more votes

Are there any similar books, where the main character is a writer? Both at home and abroad. The one with more words is better written. I have finished reading Lao Wang's The Republic of China and Zuowangjing Pavilion.

Does this novel have a female protagonist? From Chapter 63, it seems that the heroine has not appeared yet?