An Artistic Life
文艺人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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[Comment] Um, about this book
Well, to be honest, I really enjoyed reading it at first and thought it had the potential to become a masterpiece. But when I got to Xu Yuexun's part, I got a little annoyed. Then there were the things she said to the Chinese teacher, which made me start to doubt the author's logical flow. And the conversations with Josephine were incredibly frustrating.
The writing is terrible! Firstly, the author wanted to write a rebirth-themed, satisfying story, but he failed in several ways: 1. The age was too young. Setting the age as middle or high school means a large portion of his audience is middle or high school students. This won't resonate with true readers, because the majority of readers are high school, college, or working professionals.
[Comment] The Old Man and the Sea are out so early, what's next?
While it's true that stories often unfold by chance, The Old Man and the Sea came out too early. Although it's a short story, the sense of vicissitude it evokes is hard to replicate in later works. It's too high, how do we get up?
I want to know, are there really clubs in high school...
[Chapter Review] Some thoughts on "Chapter 200: It's just the Writers' Association, it's fine not to join"
I thought this persimmon was very soft, haha.
[Character] About Xu Yuexun
First of all, I want to clarify that I'm not trying to criticize the female lead; I personally really like her. What I want to point out here is the major flaw in the author's character design. According to the protagonist, Xu Yuexun is an innocent girl who tells the male protagonist about her background the second time they meet.
[Review] I really like this book.
Not pandering to popular tastes, not arrogant, well written!
[Comment] A brief discussion on Rong Ruo's "If only life were as beautiful as the first encounter".
Indeed, Rong Ruo's "Magnolia Flower" does not violate the format of a poem. If published under Gu Yang's name, it would be perfectly acceptable to call it a poem. However, Nalan Xingde's poem also appears in the text. I once saw it in another urban novel, where someone also wrote Rong Ruo's "Magnolia Flower" as a poem. Here, I want to clarify.
[Comment] This situation
The first one that comes to mind is Nalan Rongruo.
[Comment] The writing is elegant and incisive.
Li Kuang is a veteran writer, right? His writing is so luxurious and sharp; the beginnings are already very well written. If the quality doesn't drop, it will definitely be a masterpiece in the time-travel/entertainment genre. Keep it up, Li Kuang! I'll always follow you and support you.