Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1137 1134. Comments on "The Common People"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a completed urban novel.

"Ordinary People", the tenth name, level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
Gu Cheng said: The night gave me black eyes, but I use them to look for light;
Hong Tao said: My eyes are also black, but I use them to see through the darkness.

Comment:
He has seven books under his name, including "The Last Days of Rats" and "No Cough in the Southern Song Dynasty".

The data of the first few books were all very good, and several excellent articles were also written.

Today's data for this book is also amazing. The collection has exceeded 30, but it has not become a masterpiece until it was completed.

The latter book, "The Rats of the End of the World", has over 50,000 copies and is still being serialized, but it has not yet been completed as a masterpiece.

This is a relatively simple introduction to his character.

I thought about it and there might be something wrong with the data.

My experience with the trial reading was that it was generally slow to warm up, and gave people the feeling of a physical book.

The protagonist of the story is still the same Hong Tao, nicknamed Red Skin.

This time, after being reborn several times, he returned to the modern era without any cheats or plug-ins.

He was just an ordinary man in Beijing. With the help of relatives and friends, he rebuilt a small courtyard and became an ordinary landlord.

The beginning talks a lot about the tenants, and it is described in an objective narrative style. To be honest, it is a bit boring.

Compared to the fast pace of most online novels, this opening is very dull and not satisfying at all.

After introducing the tenant's story, some plot was slowly introduced, which made it a little better.

Objectively speaking, his writing is very solid and his style is quite down-to-earth, and you can tell he has the kind of eloquent, chatty nature of a Beijing writer. This style is indeed very suitable for urban novels, and one can write endlessly.

The drawback is that the conflict is not intense enough and it is easy to make people fall asleep.

Overall, it is worth reading, but you have to be patient and read slowly with a calm mind.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

When I was writing this book review, I always had a vague feeling that the author must be quite old, otherwise he would not have used such a retro cover and written about such retro themes.

When I saw him promoting Zhongqiu Yueming’s book in the comments on the book’s release, I realized that their styles are actually a bit similar.

They are the early authors who are over 40 years old, above Lao Bai but not yet great writers.

In reality, they are all people who are good at writing books. However, due to various cynicism and incompatibility, they have not become well-rounded people in the author circle. As a result, there will be some inevitable resentment and helplessness in the books, as well as a glimmer of hope.

This type of author is very strong inside and has his own inherent persistence, which will not be changed by the influence of online literature trends in different eras.

They rely on their strong hearts, basic character portrayals, excellent stories, and slightly long-winded writing to tell the story of their inner loneliness.

People who like this type of author often find it very enjoyable to read, and can also understand the occasional wit and the fashionable style with a strong sense of the times in the book.

If someone could combine these interesting elements into a book, especially a period piece, it would definitely be an excellent work that would not be buried by the times.

That’s why rebirth literature is so popular and attractive.

(End of this chapter)