A Brilliant Life Begins in 1978

I wonder what you all think. This book's initial approach was problematic. Popular song lyrics from today wouldn't make someone a poet in that era. After all, the 1980s were dominated by traditional national narratives, macro-themes, and the Misty Poetry School. It's really overestimating the level of today's popular songwriters.

I don't understand it. It's too rambling and lacks substance. It's also visually unsettling. I'm outta here.

The description is so fancy, but the content is nothing special.

The protagonist is a bit dim-witted, yet he's a financial tycoon... His intelligence is questionable.

Wow, so many jokes! This is so much fun! Keep it up, goodbye!

He is 179 cm tall, weighs 72 kg, has jet-black, shiny hair, well-defined eyebrows, prominent pectoral muscles, and a clearly defined abdominal line.

Not suitable for historical fiction. The writing style is too unconventional. 🙂

How long has the protagonist been in this world? First, he's writing poetry, then he's working on a radio show to improve a late-night talk program, writing songs, creating a late-night bookstore program, planning advertising recordings, writing scripts, participating in film production, and now he wants to be a stage director! Author, please tone it down a bit, stretch the timeline out a bit.

Back then, Li Guyi's "Nostalgia for My Hometown" was rated as a pornographic song, but your poems and songs have passed the censorship.

You're not familiar with that period of history; your thinking is too disjointed; it's tiring to read.