1978: A Young Writer Joins the Army
1978：军队来了个年轻作家
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- 883k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 3d ago
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248Chapters
63Monthly votes
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The most disgusting aspect of "scar literature" is that going to the countryside to work and live with farmers became a form of trampling on their rights. What the hell are farmers? Aren't they human beings? Only you people are human beings? These people should have been killed back then.
The cheat code is too much. As an entertainment worker, you should just stick to writing articles and making movies. Going to participate in the Sino-Vietnamese War is just absurd.
Wow, they're in medical school now, and the female lead is Zhu Lin again?
Delicate
It started off quite well, but why is it starting to resemble my previous book more and more? Aside from the protagonist changing his profession, what's the significant difference between this book and the previous one? I've been looking for domestic novels and movies, and I admit those works are excellent, but you can't keep blocking your own path.
The recent Jia Pingwa incident has truly opened my eyes; the idea of establishing an heir for a living person is truly bizarre.
How can you get perfect attendance like that?
It was posted right on time, then they said they'd revise it the next day, so people only saw it intermittently.
Very good, keep it up!
I've finished reading it; it's quite well written. 1. Sincerity The author's viewpoint is correct and represents the greatest common denominator (disliking "scar literature," patriotism, and loyalty to love [of course, it's highly likely they haven't been in a relationship or have very little experience, which is why they've received a lot of criticism; many comments say Zhu Lin isn't a good…
Another book written for Zhu Lin? Oh no! All those plagiarists from the 1980s on Qidian were just trying to fulfill Zhu Lin's dream?
The author is at it again, sometimes writing the same chapters two days in a row. So casual! If there's something to do, you can ask for a break. It feels like the author of this new book doesn't take it very seriously and is just writing whatever comes to mind.