
Republic-Era Master: Rising to Fame as a Literary Giant
民国大师:从文豪开始崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 10d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
349Chapters
8Votes
8.5kRecs
63.9kFans
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Reader comments 36
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After reading Chapter 30, the protagonist acted like a groveling slave to the superiors. I was really disgusted. Why did the copy of The Rise of the Literary Heroes of the Republic of China sound so disgusting? Why don't you go and see the protagonist? Zhou Hexuan is so smooth, but he doesn't look like a slave in your writing.
To be honest, the so-called great writers are of no use. The foreign powers are about to turn China into a colony, and the people are starving everywhere. Even if you steal the Nobel Prize for Literature, you will be like Tagore at best. If you are unlucky, you will be shot. It is even better to learn some industry, agriculture, and primary industry.
In order to advance the plot, the protagonist can only be written as a big bad guy who speaks freely. It can only be said that the writing skills are exhausted.
He took European pseudo-history and myths seriously, and even compiled a book for use as a textbook in schools during the Republic of China! I can't look at it, there are too many private items!
As soon as I saw the introduction, I knew there was no need to read any more. The West is full of fake history. If you make it real, people won't be able to recognize it. If you make it fake, you'll have to lay a foundation for it.
There are many such novels that can be written, but if you are uneducated and still like to show off, you must at least have the level of knowledge of a melon-eating blogger. Writers do not write blindly, but have to say something meaningful. Forget about people like Hu Shi.
The old saying is true, a scholar is useless. He traveled back in time to the Republic of China and became a copycat. Oh, he was another "Master of the Republic of China".
Where are the brave men who dare to write about people's affairs at the starting point?
The protagonist is a big talker, leaking information to big forces in all kinds of ways, regardless of the consequences. Then he was pushed away by the trouble caused by his big mouth. After reading more than 30 chapters, I can no longer hold on. I will die from the poison. There is no use burning paper if something happens.
Like many protagonists in time-travel novels, he has no control over his words and shows off his words everywhere.