May You Be There in the Autumn of My Remaining Years
愿余生之秋有你
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 457k Words
- Genre
- Campus
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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What does it mean to adapt something based on one's own real experiences?
Adapted from true experiences, is that alright?
Based on a true story? The tags made me think the wrong thing.
A true story from a B-side author (Let me go up there)
Is your personal experience alright, boss?
Everyone, I'm sorry > people <
I have no grudge against you (the author), so why do you treat me like an idiot? Adapting a true story is simply outrageous.
The soul, in the end, can only exist in books, especially novels.
Scientists have never truly understood the soul, for it is invisible and intangible, yet it seems to possess a vessel, a container. Fortunately, this container happens to hold it, making it visible and tangible. It's mystical, yet undeniably real. If I had to describe it in one word, I might say "delicious," just as this book can be enjoyed as a pastry or even a main course. I believe novels should be written in the third person but read in the first. A good novel carries the author's feelings, personality, and even soul, drawing the reader into the author's spirit. The author says that reviews are his motivation, but this isn't a one-way street...
After reading the synopsis, it's based on a true story... Wow, that's awesome!
Just wondering, does "based on true experience" mean I'm the only one who's never been to anime/manga/game (2D)?