Literary Titan 1983

The theme of Chinese entertainment restricts your inner turbulent literary youth habits. What you write is really good, much better than Lin Weimin's constant pretentious routine I like this kind of Internet article with a hint of literary youth, and the author is not too addicted to it to disgust the readers. Just like Ai Jiang's basketball articles are always different from others, your book is also different from others with the same theme I support you, I hope you can continue serializing normally

Have your own understanding and thinking, rather than simply copying and simply imitating, and then vomiting shit out of the cud with a pen!

Yu Qie is really a person with a great character, who enjoys things but does not enjoy them excessively. From the beginning to the end of so many chapters, I found that Yu Qie never regards himself as the embodiment of power, status, or talent. People will understand and tolerate some things after doing them, and treat them as harmless fun, but Yu Qie just doesn't do them. Why? Because he doesn't want to! He simply wanted to do what he thought was good, right, and should be done, so he did it, and he accomplished it. The last time I saw a cultivator of this quality was the protagonist of "Under One Person: Let You Refine Your Qi and You Become an Immortal". This book is Li Muxuan. Li Muxuan is free from vulgarity, extraordinary and clear. There is no need for others to travel with me. I seek my own way. After everyone of his contemporaries got along with Li Muxuan for a short period of time, they could not see his back in the realm of cultivation. He was a misty legend in the world and a passer-by in the lives of the world. But sentient beings have always existed in Yu Qie's Tao. He enjoys the seven emotions and five aggregates of the human world, and travels through the eight sufferings and six dusts of the world. His transcendence does not affect his travels in the human world. The world loves him, and he also loves the world. Love connects Yu Qian's life to ours warmly. I love Yu Qie because his works and things lead readers through the past of pain, intolerance, difficulty, and confusion, to the present and future of hope, happiness, joy, and freedom. Who doesn't love "Yuqie"? I would also like to thank the author who created Yu Qie. His humorous, sharp and honest words have written about a world where everyone has a broad mind.

When will the King of the Daughter Kingdom appear?

Wen Qing is too sick, just like Ye Liang!

The beginning was okay, but when I went to the seminar, I was too confused at the beginning. I have been struggling with whether One Hundred Years of Solitude is magical realism. There is magical realism in the literature of other eras. I even searched Baidu to find it, so there is no point in you insisting here that it is not. Do you want hydrology? I have no desire to see it.

Is what the introduction says true? Nobel Prize in Literature? Are you kidding me? How can I give you the Nobel Prize in Literature without a certificate of acceptance?

Whenever I feel that the author's story is progressing well, the author will unintelligibly throw out the emotional line between Zhang Li, Chen Xiaoxu and the author, which is really entertaining and even nauseating. Zhang Li is the fiancée of the protagonist, and her relationship is quite good, but Chen Xiaoxu, the author's character, is very intrusive and has no sense of proportion. There still needs to be a sense of boundaries between friends. The author's Chen Xiaoxu is quite unpleasant. And the Zhang Li described by the author, is this because she has a missing piece of brain or is she too kind and stupid? Please, the author, please stop writing emotional dramas. The author is a little unsure, and feels a bit like a single old virgin. He writes too much for granted. Even if you write, let's have a pure love affair with Zhang Li, your little fiancée! Stop writing about irrelevant women.

I'm really convinced. The recent Laoshan chapter is really good, but why did you accept Gong Xue? Has the author forgotten what Yu Qie solemnly said in front of Zhang Li? What's the hardest thing to accept the kindness of a beauty? There are so many beauties in the world who like Yu Chie, will they all be accepted by the author? It is clear that Yu Qie has never crossed the line or acted excessively, but the author insists on writing in the direction of the harem. When writing about Chen Xiaoxu, he explained a lot of irrelevant plot points. How many words does it take to explain the plot when writing about Gong Xue? It doesn't matter to me whether there is a single heroine or multiple heroines, but you can't create a character who is responsible in all aspects and then have him violate this with your own hands. Just because someone has been waiting for you for many years, do you have to give up on the promises you made in the past? I don't think Yu Qie would do such a thing, it's too OOC!

Author, if you can't write female characters well, just skip it. Don't force it. It's very divisive and uncomfortable to watch. Just continue with your career. The career line is beautifully written. Can you add some updates? The last three chapters of Bao Dai are a complete waste of words. I just pretended it didn't exist and skipped it without buying it, waiting for the career line.