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Literary Master, 1979: I’m the Gatekeeper at the Teachers’ College
I’ve said it before: foreigners don’t understand foreign languages. Yang Yi, renowned writer and translation scholar
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1990: Starting on Baojia Street
(Baojia Street refers to the Central Conservatory, not a band.) Zhou Yan rubbed his eyes and transmigrated from 2023 to 1990, becoming a third-year student at the Central Conservatory of Music. By a stroke of luck, he also joined the music team for the film Raise the Red Lantern. At first, Zhou Yan only planned to take a temporary job and earn an extra 150 yuan a month. But things didn't quite go the way he expected. “You play the flute beautifully. Come play Chen Feipu.” “This piece of yours is
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Tracing the Current of the Literary Era
Yu Dong is reborn from 2019 into 1991, returning to the time just after graduation, when he was assigned to work as a counselor at Jinling Arts College. Starting out by writing novels, he takes things one step at a time, gradually building an empire in the entertainment industry.
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The Literary Genius Dad
Zhang Chong, a transmigrator who had lived on Earth for forty years, returned to his own world and found himself with a daughter. This book has a System. If you don't like systems, proceed with caution.
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A Rare Talent in the Arts
After an inexplicable transmigration and a series of vivid, immersive dreams, Zhuang Yan decided to write it all down in a notebook. By a twist of fate, he stumbled into the literary world and became its one-of-a-kind oddball. New book: The Great Literary Talent Dad
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Standing at the Forefront of Entertainment
Entertainment is a river. Most people are fish in it: some are goldfish, some are grass carp, and some are man-eating fish... But Lin Zhong swims against the current and makes it to the upper reaches of entertainment. (Transmigration, plagiarizing novels, now et al.)
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