
Without Wen Yuheng, the Literary World Would Be Shrouded in Eternal Night
天不生闻育恒,文坛万古如长夜
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- Alternate History
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If you've read this novel, congratulations, you've taken a step closer to the current state of Chinese culture. The current Chinese literary scene has become a clique that favors its own members while excluding outsiders. I coined the term "favoring its own members while excluding outsiders," meaning that those within the circle, even those with no talent whatsoever, are showered with praise…