Literary Titan, 1978: I Have a Lesson to Teach the Literary World

The story of Hachiko, the loyal dog, is already quite well-developed. Changing the protagonist's profession and character is a drastic oversight. University professors, in any era, hold a prestigious and respected profession. Veterans are often perceived as cold and unyielding, especially a forest ranger who faces direct conflict with poachers.

You're so badly pirated that even pirated copies don't want to be pirated.

If you write about Ip Man, I'm prepared to delete the book. Although I'm from Guangdong, the real Ip Man was really not good. Although he wasn't a traitor, he could still be considered a counter-revolutionary for abandoning his wife and children.

Are all stories about literary giants written using the same template? Donkey – Tsinghua/Peking University – apprenticed under Cao Yu – writes plays and screenplays – writes foreign literature – film adaptations – pretentious worldwide.

Shennong's poison-testing, judging from the current situation, doesn't seem like that of a newcomer. There's nothing ridiculous or incompetent; it's quite heartwarming, showing parental love, brotherly love, and friendship, especially the brotherly love, which is quite touching.

A single female lead is a bit of a disadvantage; actually, more viewers watch shows with multiple female leads. 😭

The more I write, the more awkward it gets. I converted all my foreign exchange into RMB; now I have to find someone to exchange currency for me when I go abroad? Isn't that just asking for trouble? Why not just open a foreign exchange account? And what's with this "creating foreign exchange" nonsense? Who knows who will use that foreign exchange?

I'd give it 3 out of 5. It's mediocre; there aren't any major flaws, but there aren't many truly exciting moments either. It's watchable, but not particularly engaging.

A rare graduate of Peking University's Chinese Department, who stayed on as an associate professor in the department after graduation; single female lead.

The beginning wasn't great, but it was still watchable. The books I discarded while collecting folk songs in Tibet. Personally, I don't like characters whose so-called charm only comes from the protagonist's tolerance and the author's forced dragging out the story.