My Past in Vietnam

It's rare to find a very niche first-person novel on Qidian. The most important thing is the foreign plot. There is nothing poisonous about it so far. Good luck to the author!

I caught up with the latest chapter in one go while I was fishing at work. The theme and plot are quite good, and the pace is quite compact and not draggy. However, the author is quite courageous in daring to write this story in the first person. First-person stories have their own advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are a strong sense of substitution and a realistic and profound description of psychological activities. The shortcoming is that it cannot withstand a large world view and long narrative, and it is easy to get stuck in the later stage... 🤤 However, the opening chapter still gives people a good feeling, and it will also make people want to continue reading. It is recommended to start from the inner drama of the protagonist, the inner struggle of the little character, the choice of desire and love, etc. It is laborious but has a strong sense of substitution, allowing readers and the protagonist to share the same sorrow and joy, and the advantages of the first person are brought into play. And since it is a story with a Southeast Asian theme, more Nanyang elements are added to the description of the environment, such as the nine-story pagoda, the hot and humid rainy season, the aroma of green papaya... (I don't know much about this - _-) In short, the protagonist can go to Nanyang to work hard alone, whether it is love, desire, or the kind of struggling psychological activities. In addition, it can describe the long and humid summer in Southeast Asia, the banana wind, coconut rain, and the environment. I think this will be a good-looking online article 😄. It has been added to the bookshelf and I look forward to subsequent updates 😄

There is no reader market for first-person narration... By the way, wouldn't it be better to change Brother Chong in the introduction to Mr.

In the 1990s, was it more profitable to work in Vietnam than in China?