Literary Great, 1983: I Work at a Cultural Center

This relationship is so embarrassing to write, and it's really disgusting to drag Tao not to get married 🤔

Answer me 😡 Does skipping the plot of the manuscript being stolen affect the plot of the novel?

It's obviously very interesting, but I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 106. Is this an emotional drama necessary? I started from about fifty chapters, and I basically scanned every scene where the heroine appeared, only to find that there were more and more relevant chapters in the following chapters. Then for about 100 chapters, you are writing lyrics, composing Chinese-style music, and innovating music? Does this have anything to do with you being a literary giant? You won't want to work on movies or start a business in the future, right? Are so many articles not enough for your protagonist to copy, or not enough for you as an author? You have to do all these things. Does anyone who has subscribed to it tell me, is it still the same kind of hammer and stick mixed with extremely awkward emotional drama in the future?

This book is really poisonous. If you can persist for 20 chapters, you will be better than 99.999999% Of people. Please, what you wrote is a period novel, it is from the 1980s, not the 21st century, and it will happen in an instant!

It was very uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist's fame and achievements seemed to come and go. I believed it and questioned it. The reading experience was very fragmented.

He has no temper at all, and the manuscript he writes can be read by anyone. He doesn't dare to scold people who clearly don't want to deal with him, and he still goes to explain to others.

The recent plot about Xu Qing is too dramatic

After reading Chapter 25 I would like to mention some of my own opinions One is that the time travel setting of the male protagonist was only set by the author to sign a contract or pass the review. In fact, he writes like a local, which feels good Then Lu, Xie, and sister are all for creating a Conflict, reversal, and a more enjoyable tool The second uncle of the male protagonist is a tool to promote the main line of the male protagonist's writing and submission Because the author set the male protagonist to be a bad guy, but the story itself of the novel requires the male protagonist to write more books and write good books, and the author can't think of anything else. His good idea was to write it like this on purpose But it also caused a problem: because the author himself only regarded these supporting characters as tool people, he always maintained the original settings of these characters' personalities. Even if the character's personality should change as the plot progresses, the author would not write if the personality changes. Writing according to the set character can smoothly continue to advance the plot. As a result, the author may not dare to write personality changes, so there are many problems with sudden changes in face or unflattering character images

Tao Huimin, the heroine, has been written about by so many people that she is really tired of aesthetics. I really don't want to read it.

I can't tell that the protagonist is a time traveler, and I doubt myself at every turn. Whether it is written well or not does not affect the protagonist's life.