
My Literary Era in 1979
1979我的文艺时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Entertainment Industry
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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603Chapters
295kPopularity
912Readers
2.9kMust-read votes
9.3Score
2.3kRatings
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Reader comments 28
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I personally don't like similar novels
The needle does not poke
I've been reading this for more than 20 years, and it's hard to find a good book nowadays. I found this one by accident, and it meets my reading expectations. It's my first time writing a book review. Don't laugh, good luck to the author!
I don't understand whether the purpose of your rebirth is to fall in love with your so-called first love or to copy documents for public affairs. I don't understand how a girl in that era would dare to kiss you. I don't understand that you want to keep a low profile and arrange content to "expose" your identity. It feels like the writing is good but mixed with a bit of diaosi flavor.
The three views exploded and the setting was chaotic. Are you still moved and proud after being reborn and copying books?
You are really not from the 1970s or 1980s, but from the 21st century.
Just by looking at the name, I knew it wasn't my cup of tea. I reluctantly read the beginning, and then looked through the catalog. Sure enough, it was like chewing wax.
It's okay, the description of the details of the era is slightly flawed, and the ending ends a bit abruptly
To be honest, a few of them had read Wang Shuo Yuhua's novels back then. I wonder what the author is doing by over-hyping them?
A typical cool article, no conflicts or contradictions, smooth sailing, what's the point?