
Rebirth 2002, Exporting Culture from Games
重生2002,从游戏输出文化
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- Ongoing
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- 716k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The article is okay, but the title of the book is not right. The author's writing style is very good, he describes the appearance of students of that era, and the emotions are also well written. It's a pity that I didn't have a good title for the book. Key points of the book title: 1. Gimmicks. Only great gimmicks can attract the attention of more readers. When a large number of online articles are put together, only the special title of the book can attract readers to read it. Readers with ordinary titles cannot even look at the title of the book. (The title of this book is a good gimmick) 2. Selling point, attracting readers. After seeing the title of the book, the selling points in the title will be the first wave of screening for readers, so the selling point of the book title should also be the selling point of the book itself... One of them, the selling point of the book title echoes the selling point of the text, strengthening the attraction to readers. (The selling point of the title of this book is "Exporting Culture", but the main text...) This is... The selling point of the book title does not match the selling point of the main text, which will cause readers who expect the selling point of the title to be disappointed when reading the main text.