Rebirth in 1980: I Am a Great Writer

Jiang Chuan woke up and found that he had traveled to 1983. After thinking about it, he realized that all he could do was the writer he was in his previous life. Na! This isn't Jiang Chuan trying to put money on his face. If he had been in the industry for more than 20 years in his previous life, he would have only dared to mock himself angrily for being a bad code writer when asked. But when is it now? The eighties! For literature, this is a vibrant golden age. The entire society is in the transition between the old and the new, showing a culture of literary appreciation among the people. The more vulgar ones include the two major digests in the North and the South, which have been in the limelight in the past two years. There are also official magazines such as "Red Flag" and "Qiushi" that are more elegant. Sales are often in the tens or millions. So much so that during this period, many writers became household names in later generations. Of course, Jiang Chuan would not be shameless and compare himself with those real masters. What can be done? Copy it! Jiang Chuan just wanted to be a copywriter. But I didn't expect that this copy would usher in a literary flourishing era!