Literary Master 1842: Getting to Know Hans Christian Andersen from Denmark

Name: Literary Master 1842: Getting to Know Hans Christian Andersen from Denmark
Author: I Swear by Luo Shui

文豪1842：从丹麦结识安徒生

by I Swear by Luo Shui (我以洛水为誓)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 72k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Foreign History
Updated: 2mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Years later, European history was spread out on the table, and scholars argued over who should come first. The French say it was Victor Hugo who brought the conscience of France. The British say Dickens, London's incomparable. The Russians say it was Tolstoy, the Russian saint of Yasnaya Polyana. Until the end, the Dane said nothing, but dug out an old program list. Everyone knows it and there is no need to discuss it because there is a clear name printed on it. Torva Nelson. He is the earliest awakened person in the history of literature, the uncrowned emperor of European literature, the source of heresy of European realism, a revolutionary in the literary world who tore apart romanticism, the forerunner of modernism, and the existentialist before existentialism. Some people say that he has no genre in the literary world. Some people say that all schools must go through him.

Reader comments

It's so niche, but it actually writes about Denmark.
Chinese writers, German writers, French writers, British writers, American writers, Japanese writers, and South American writers have all been written about. Someone actually wrote about a Danish writer. It is too niche. Taste it high or low
4 likes2mo ago
Such a good book, why is there no one reading it?
Please provide more data so that more people can see it. What if the data is not good and the author is a eunuch?🙂
3 likes2mo ago
10,000 Updates per day
Author: How can you sleep at such a young age? Why should I read 5 chapters in one day?
2 likes2mo ago
Why haven't I reached 50,000 words yet? I've posted so few words and haven't coded them yet.
2 likes2mo ago
Well
Alas, I can only wish the author all the best.
1 like2mo ago
Fairy tale, so good! The children's reactions are also very cute. I hope there will be fairy tales later. I have a natural affinity for writers who write children's literature. I just feel like I am being brainwashed by the word "respect". Recently I have been watching Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace and complaining about it, which is a double torture. However, although this word appears frequently, it reads well and has a sense of irony like a cold joke. Update, I would like more updates, thank you!
2mo ago