1978 Starts a Bright Life

I don't know what you readers think, but there was something wrong with the way this book started. If you were to write popular lyrics today, you wouldn't have become a poet at that time. After all, around the 1980s, the world was dominated by traditional family and country narratives, macro propositions, and the hazy style. I really underestimate the level of today's popular creators. In fact, I started out as a singer, with less expression of personal love. With the current melody and rhythm, it is easier to stand out. At that time, the literati group was a group of aloof people. It was difficult for authors to copy lyrics and publish them. If you really wanted to copy poems from Bei Dao and Gu Cheng Haizi, it was not an option. I don't know how to consider copying popular lyrics. Copying is just copying, there is no need to go astray

I can't understand it. It's too out-of-the-box. There's nothing practical about it. It looks uncomfortable. Move it away. Move it away.

Wow, so many memes, so much fun, come on, goodbye

The protagonist is a bit stupid and a financial boss... His IQ is worrying

The introduction is so fancy and the content is not very interesting.

Height 179cm, weight 72cm, shiny black hair, angular eyebrows, two bulging chest muscles, and clear abdominal ravines

As of the time of posting this comment, it has been updated to chapter 37. It's okay. If you are short of books, you can put it on the bookshelf.

The fragrance of ink is still there, but the story is not over yet. I look forward to your Zhang Yuan continuing to interpret the unfinished legend~

It is indeed a good book, and I particularly like the character of the protagonist. There are many good books with similar features and lovable characters!

Not suitable for chronicles. The writing style is too out of the ordinary. 🙂

At that time, Li Guyi's "Nostalgic Love" was rated as a pornographic song. These poems and songs of yours can pass the review.

You are not familiar with that period of history. Your thinking is too fast. It's really tiring to watch.

How long has it been since the protagonist traveled through time? First write poems, then go to the radio station to improve the night talk column, write songs, create a late-night bookstore column, plan commercial recordings, write scripts, participate in film shootings, and want to be a stage director! The author took it easy to write and extended the timeline. I feel that the protagonist has many things that don't need to be completed in such a hurry. It's such a mess with all these things packed together!