The Great Writer: Britain, 1820
文豪：大不列颠1820
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 629k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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288Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
5.2kFans
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Here's a graduation photo of Brian.
Brian's graduation photo at Oxford.
Okay, okay, this is also a source of inspiration for me in the new book section: Akaishi and Akaide.
I came here because of the literary giant's writing.
Don't stray too far from the main theme, literary giant. Don't get too carried away. Feeling sentimental is fine, expressing indignation is fine, but don't fall into the trap.
This book has two major problems that make it difficult to read. First, the timeline is extremely vague. After reading for a while, I had almost no idea how much time had passed in the book. It wasn't until the newspaper serialization became popular and people started arguing that I finally saw a brief mention of a month having passed. Then it went back to being a mystery.
Background
It's not Victorian time yet, so don't try to use the sword of the previous dynasty to kill officials of the current dynasty. (In addition, prices and incomes changed dramatically during the early, middle and late Victorian periods, so don't just pick a bunch of numbers to argue or cause trouble.) The monetary system and income issues have been released as a bonus chapter; feel free to check it out if you're interested.
Personal opinion
I found something that felt a little strange in chapter 17. As a time traveler, he blended in perfectly with the original body, instantly transforming into a thoughtful and talented Englishman rather than a time traveler. From my perspective, the professor and Newman immediately became the protagonist's friends.
This area is relatively unexplored, which satisfies my curiosity. I'll write about it thoroughly!
The beginning was alright, but starting from the school confrontation, I felt the protagonist's personality had some issues. How to put it... Maybe it's just that I didn't like the school part; it felt a bit immature.
This description is quite interesting 😍. It reminds me of when Sherlock Holmes died and Conan Doyle suffered a terrible offline box opening 😁.
There should be instances of public displays of divine intervention, so why skip them? I'm not familiar with the British celebrities mentioned in the text, and they don't appeal to me.