
1986: My Sci-Fi Era
1986:我的科幻时代
- Status
- Completed
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- 603k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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213Chapters
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1984: My Era of Novels
Reader comments 18
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Just process and write about the technology, mentality, thoughts, and historical changes in the next few decades. They are all material and science fiction! There is no need to collect Da Liu and their wool!
I've been catching domestic people harvesting wool.
They are all trying to catch the domestic science fiction masters, and they are a bit crotch-stretching! If you have the ability, you can translate it into Chinese. Let's see...
The plot moves too slowly, and you're probably going to rush into the street
It is science fiction to describe the social status quo of 24 years in a period of nearly 40 years. Writing out the history of evolution is a masterpiece. Collecting other people's works, the style is not consistent.
The background setting is not very good. I feel like it should be changed to a college student majoring in science and engineering.
I dropped out of high school in my second year of high school... I also wrote that I came from a mountainous countryside. Are you sure that's reasonable?? Although we know that the protagonist has traveled through time and was reborn, people don't know about the society in the book.
If I remember correctly, science fiction novels in the 1980s were for a period of time classified as right-wing books that were criticized and were punished, so magazine sales were low. The renaissance of Chinese science fiction seems to have only started in the 1990s. Is there a risk of the protagonist being criticized for publishing an article?
Advice for authors
Personal advice, everyone has their own preferences and if you don't like them, don't criticize them. . . 1. Don't give away songs for free like the previous book in 1984!! Highly toxic. 2. Don't write about how beautiful your sister-in-law or someone else's girlfriend is in the chapter title and plot like the previous book 1984 😂 unless you can write a hoe-wielding plot later. . . How tempting other people's partners are to write about, but the male protagonist can't take advantage of it. Instead, he rushes to give benefits to others, which is very poisonous. 3. If you are very rich, you can donate some money, but the male protagonist must be selfish, understand? To harm the interests of the male protagonist is to feed poison to the readers! In short, don't be a fool. 4. If you can't write emotional dramas or single-woman dog-food stories that licking dogs like, then it's best to have multiple women, three or five. But the career line will always be the main line. If you want to write it more excitingly, the male protagonist will become more and more awesome. You can write it from the perspective of a new identity, title, data, other people or fans, news reports, etc. Summary: If you want a lot of women, money, fame and wealth, it's all better. 5. I didn't expect it for the time being. I haven't read either book yet 😂 The reviews of the last book in 1984 were all low and said it was toxic. I looked through the table of contents and read Chapters 50 and 51...
Happy, come and take a look if you see this in the group, let Mr. Tan Kai take a look at this author.
It's not as good as the young hackers, who have all been Chineseized, a watch for friendly communication with aliens, a Noah's Ark of cosmic civilization, a heroic legend of teenagers, the intersection of parallel universes, a lofty and far-reaching intention, and a lot of beatings.
Plagiarizing science fiction novels might as well be a self-destructing time traveler.