Literary Giant, 1981: Starting at Peking University

I have read a lot of literary works, all of them are famous and professional, and all of them are private and honest. Most of them have weak petty bourgeois ideas.

What about writing about Qin Man Siheyuan? A yard was damaged, but the protagonist was still reported there. What's the point of writing this plot?

Absolutely, I copied a TV series with a Douban rating of 6.7. The problem is that he doesn't copy the original work that was adapted into a TV series because it has too many words. He also doesn't copy the masterpiece of the same genre, Ming Dynasty, and only copies the 6.7-Rated TV series. This is the first time I've seen this kind of copywriting.

Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking. The key is that it has a sense of freshness and is not the same "Wrangler" and "Nan Gong Xuebei" Zhu Lin. It would be better to write "Zhang Juzheng", it is more suitable for the reform atmosphere, and it can be adapted into film and television dramas in the future. In short, I am looking forward to the follow-up plot!

It is difficult for novels about literary giants to make new breakthroughs. In the past two years, this genre has been almost exhausted. Therefore, what initially attracted me to this book was the first few chapters. The subsequent plots of writing, entering school, debates, and apprenticeships seemed to me cliché. The involution at the starting point is becoming more and more intense, and it is not easy for everyone. It will be difficult to go long term without being creative.

If you write the protagonist in the direction of the savior, you will be the most sane person in the world 😁, and then there will be few good people. This routine is a bit old.

To be honest, I didn't like it very much. I felt bitter and resentful from the beginning.

I found that the female protagonists in contemporary period novels are too homogeneous. Zhu Lin and Gong Xue are terrible at writing. Huimin, Xiaoli, etc. Are also endless. Can there be some temperamental female protagonists? Why has no one developed this type of teacher Li Jianqun? Another example is Nie Feng. You can also think of something.

The background of the novel is Taiwan. How do you know about Taiwan's pearl milk tea? If not, in 1981, there was pearl milk tea in Beijing, and Taiwan had just emerged and had not yet become popular.

It's a bit boring to do research and pretend to be cool.