It's Never Too Late to Shine

I started to pay attention to the author's books from "Danshan". The author's style tends to describe the growth stories behind news figures. Books of this kind and this style are rare on any platform. The author has clear ideas, unique angles and fresh writing style. He vividly describes the ups and downs of young village officials from being confused when joining the job to having clear goals and then struggling to achieve the goals. Looking forward to the author's new book!

What a great book! Why is it rated so low? This is unreasonable

It's not bad. The more I read, the more familiar I feel. It turns out to be the Jiu Nu Peak that I visited the year before last. I was a little distracted at the time. After reading this book, I hope to go there again if I have the opportunity.

I've finished watching this one from Danshan again.

After reading the author's 1 million words, combined with "Zuobian", I feel that the writing method is an expansion of the news theme, writing about the growth experience behind the news figures. Of course, I should be talking about fictional news figures, or the combination and literary expansion of various archetypal shadows in reality, which roughly means the above. The general plot of "Mo Dao Sang Yu Wan" is about a young village official leading an elderly hollow village to become rich and turn it into an Internet celebrity village. Of course, this is a very rough summary and cannot summarize the twists and turns in the middle, such as the old man's simple stubbornness, the inheritance of the village, the village girl inheriting the family property and the stumbling blocks of other superior township officials, etc. The entry point of the book is very innovative, starting from the unexpected death of an old man during a live broadcast. Indeed, this is a modern and rustic book, full of vicissitudes and depth, but also a welcome way of resisting loneliness (that is, a live broadcast in the new era). If we evaluate it harshly, the quality of the first twenty or thirty chapters of this book is higher, and that part can be rated 90 points. Although the following content is about running towards getting rich, it may be because it is running towards getting rich, so it does not feel so heavy. After all, everyone is well off~ Well, we do not encourage praising suffering. In reality, this is a good thing! But compared with the local novels written by traditional writers in my memory, the overall imprint will be much lighter (the lingering pain of traditional local novels is too profound and difficult to describe), which is also a relatively objective feeling. In my opinion, the latter part should only have a score of over 70, and the overall score should be over 80~ I personally like "Zou Jian" better, and I plan to start watching "Danshan" next time~

Really good. Highly recommended. I have to say it is definitely better than that I Have a Sword, but I don't know who did it, and the rating is so low. But I want to ask the author, is there a follow-up to the moving blade? Really reluctant to part with it.

It must be praised and I will share it with others, come on!!

At first glance, it seems to have been written recently. The author is most likely someone within the system and is very familiar with the processes. The Danshan part is also about journalists. It is very well written and is really suitable for being made into a TV series. Hasn't the author ever thought about submitting a manuscript for a full-length drama?

Coming from Danshan, I was originally unwilling to read this kind of subject matter, but the writing is really good. Although there is no reward, praise must be given.

When you come to visit on July 7th, I wish you a surge of talents and ideas, and mutual visits➕add bookshelves;