Japanese Literary Giant 1992

I actually like this type of book. A bit like Yu Hua. But this kind of book will fall into a vicious cycle of more and more female protagonists.

I won't read the single heroine. That's not a literary giant, but a light novel writer. If you have not experienced several women and several relationships, you cannot even understand human nature. If you "do not see people, you do not see yourself, and you do not see all sentient beings", it is impossible to become a literary giant. Looking at the history of mankind, there is no such thing. Not to mention inexperienced virgins. Virgins are not qualified to comment on the emotional scenes in any book or comedy. If they have no experience, they have no experience.

The first part is very good, but later on the literary youth disease begins to cause trouble. A common problem of literary youth authors is that they like to describe the mental state of the protagonist from the side, but they are afraid that the readers will not understand it, so they describe it repeatedly. Say one sentence ten times. It seems that they are improving, but in fact they are constantly writing.

As the title says, I am following your two predecessors, the Russian literary giant and the French literary giant. The authors of both books are very well-established and their writing is very tasteful. Although the Russian one is more lively after integrating the themes, it can be regarded as a writing style. I can continue to read it. Although it drags on every day or even stops, I am in his book friend group and know that he should not be a eunuch Speaking of this, I have to praise the author of the French literary giant. It's really amazing, four updates a day, eight updates a day, and the quality is not bad. The protagonist also follows the path of Russian writers' works that reflect reality and reflect some situations, but the narrative is more straightforward. At the same time, because there are fewer blends, the tension of the works in the text is more touching I was recommended by a French writer. Among the three books, maybe there are too many people written by Japanese writers? In short, you are the only one who seems to be dying, so I specially ordered other books and gave you three monthly passes Nothing else, I just want you to persevere. The biggest enemy in the writing path is yourself. Of course, you can call it "lazy". I have also passed 20 single-player before. Ten thousand words, I know that writing articles day after day is boring, and there is no interaction. Seeing that your comment area is so deserted, so I wrote so much nonsense, just to let you know that most people who read books well are actually keeping quiet Ending, as the title says, don't die

After reading more than 100 chapters, I found that the author's literary youth disease has broken out and is getting worse.

After reading 150 chapters, I clearly feel that after a hundred chapters, it becomes more and more literary. I use literary description techniques in the novel, leaving large sections blank or reading blanks. The old man in the hotel speaks in a literary way, which is really strange and abrupt. Their sentences can describe the wisdom of life, simple and deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the result is that they speak very literary words directly. Isn't it really strange? The more serious it gets as you go to the end, the author wishes he could leave a whole chapter blank and let the readers imagine for themselves. That kind of self-pleasure literary description is too serious.

Come on, author, write more about daily life, the pace should not be too fast, I hope it will be a single male and female protagonist, not a stallion.

After joining V, the author's writing becomes more and more artistic, which seems tiring.

The suicide of a friend in the opening chapter is a bit cruel. I hope this character doesn't just become a prop character that inspires the protagonist's debut film, and is thrown away after use. Even if he dies, I hope that in the days to come, when the protagonist inadvertently catches a glimpse of the sunset across the sky, he will think of this friend who was the only friend who accompanied the protagonist for the first three years.

Laughter challenge? Literature saves the country😃

How can we not create more lovers when we are engaged in literature? I hope there will be more heroines 😍

Food for Japanese literary giants. It's a relatively rare novel that doesn't have too much of a literary youth or light novel flavor. It's a normal literary novel, which is pretty good. In the beginning, friends worshiping the gods and humanistic care works, in fact, it roughly lays out the route. From now on, as long as you don't go off track, you can continue reading all the way. Personally, I feel that Yuko's description is a bit too strong. Judging from the author's meaning, it should be the image of a younger sister who is bluffing on the outside but delicate and caring on the inside. But just this superficial degree has already begun to frustrate the protagonist, and even in recent chapters it seems to be trying to steal the protagonist's halo... To put it bluntly, apart from the narration, the rest of the reader's impression of the character is actually the protagonist's response. How the protagonist feels internally (or as described by the narrator), the reader who assumes the role of the protagonist may feel how that character feels. The author is very delicate when writing the God's perspective (such as the various reader scenes in the first book), but once he writes about the protagonist's heart, especially in some daily scenes, the fluctuations are too great. For example, when Yuko was at a book signing event, the protagonist was sincerely worried that Yuko would cause trouble. Then this worry would be passed on to the readers, and the image of Yuko would be split. Similarly, during the "interrogation" session at home, Yuko "threatened" the protagonist by saying, "Go pick up the twins outside." Logically speaking, this is a scene where brother and sister are joking with each other, but the protagonist actually has thoughts like "I can't explain it" in his heart, which makes the joke become more of a serious threat. It's the same when the president helps the protagonist create a character. It was originally a win-win situation, but the entire process had to be arranged so that the protagonist could passively accept it, without the ability to resist, and coyly... This kind of plot is actually not funny. Hey, it's rare to see a novel by a Japanese writer who is a great writer, instead of a female editor, a landlady, a childhood sweetheart, and a female star... It has everything but no novels by a famous writer. That's a lot to say. In the end, it all depends on the author's own wishes.

It really has that kind of physical enclosed beauty.

The cousin character of King Yuri is well portrayed and lovable. If you don't mind, I can be the heroine.

The author's nickname comes from "Snow Country", Shimamura and Komako

What about the Renaissance? How do I remember that Wen Hao Wen was popular a few years ago? Which Wen Hao Wen made it popular? Can someone who knows the way give me some good food?

The plot seems to be getting more and more biased recently.

When you go to Hokkaido, remember to bring the book to Mr. Acethon. Although Mr. Acethon probably won't follow in his son's footsteps, this book is always Mr. Acethon's motivation.

I can still feel a little bit about the previous books. The one with "Wunbiwu" is a bit hard to sympathize with. The convenience store book started to amplify and exaggerate the reader's feedback, but as a web article, I think it can be brought in. The subject matter of "Wun" is not brought into the sense, and the pace is a bit slow. Anyway, I didn't understand the core of this book.

The main thing now is to catch up on this book and the French book. Be energetic! Author, please work hard to update!

There are only two posts asking about this in the twenty-day break. It seems that not many people have read this book.

Watch it starting from 151

Did the author cut it? The last update was 2.3.

Personally, I feel that the change is a bit fast. Maybe the author, being a newcomer, didn't control it so well. It feels like the transition from "The Railway Man" to "The Embalmer" has a sudden change in rhythm. There may be other factors in other works that I didn't take into account. I feel like the first fifty chapters are very eye-catching, light and comfortable. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to the follow-up

The account that wrote this book is new, joining Qidian less than half a year ago. The author is the reincarnation of an old man. Or an extraterrestrial demon? Put on all your vests. Don't make everyone bother to find it

Leave a pile of shit to the readers, pat your own butt, and don't care if it's not wiped clean.

A different kind of literary feeling, very touching. It is a very strange feeling but it is a very attractive book so far. I hope the author can maintain a good standard in subsequent updates.

I read it all in one go, it was a great read, and my mind felt like I had just watched something. Hahaha.

Good looking

This number, hahaha, 66 6 is doubled