Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 286 281. Comments on "My Return to Life"

The book I’m going to introduce today has been rising very fast in the urban category rankings. Out of curiosity, I’ll give you a taste of it!
"My Return to Life", Touming, Level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

Fang Nian unexpectedly returns to the age of seventeen in his life. The story begins with his seriousness and preparation. He has three escape routes ready so that he can live a leisurely life in the end.

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: Returning to Seventeen. The book fell to the floor, and Fang Nian woke up. He returned as a teenager, still in the toughest of high school years. It was 2008, and everything was just right, including his lovely classmates.

Chapter Two: The Road Ahead. After his rebirth, the protagonist revisits his youthful high school days while planning what to do next. He ultimately decides to write a novel, having been a renowned author in his past life. Lacking a smartphone, he writes on QQ Space, using it as a cloud document.

Chapter 3: Bowl and the Broken Bowl. During class, the protagonist was once again secretly typing away in his space notepad. After school, he went to an internet cafe with a friend, logged into a familiar writer's account, created an author name called "Wan," and published two books for review. When his friend saw him, he used his studies as an excuse to keep his novel writing secret.

Chapter 4: A typical high school senior year. Rushing back to school from an internet cafe, the protagonist accidentally bumps into a female classmate. They're classmates, even using QQ, and using the legendary Martian language. Then, the homeroom teacher announces the first round of pre-tests the day after tomorrow. Having mastered their basics, the protagonist prepares for a practical test before crafting a study plan to save themselves.

Chapter 5, below, in the year of Fang, 28. After taking Chinese and math exams, the protagonist and his classmates went to play basketball, just to make up the difference because he wasn't tall enough. When the math results came in, the protagonist had made the most progress in the school. The teacher even asked him to make a brief speech.

Chapter 6, Ah Nian, you betrayed me! The protagonist scored very well in math, with an accuracy rate of 90%. Although English and comprehensive science scores were not ideal, the most amazing result was Chinese, where he ranked first in the school and even scored 52 points for the composition.

Chapter 5: My first novel, please give me some advice. After Chinese class, the protagonist went to the internet cafe again. Five days had passed since he uploaded his novel. The text message from the signing site for "I Want to Be Rich" arrived the next day, unbeknownst to him. After contacting the editor and receiving the contract, he realized his collection of books was nearly 2000.

Chapter 8: Embarrassment and the Spirit of the Times. I never expected the book the protagonist wrote would actually be the forerunner of the system-based genre. I was shocked. What was the truth? His editor was quite kind and very optimistic about the protagonist's book. He took all his manuscripts and helped him publish it. The protagonist also found a video store to print out the contract.

Chapter 9, Old Zhu, how about some rice noodles? The protagonist is caught slurping rice noodles in the classroom by the homeroom teacher and is taken to the office. Instead of scolding him, the teacher gives him a test and even gives him a few test papers. True care.

Chapter 10: Stay after school. The teacher gives the protagonist special tutoring, and he works diligently on the exercises, hoping to quickly identify his shortcomings. He quickly finishes his Math 5 review and acts like a good student, even ignoring dorm room discussions.

【Brief Comment】

About the Author

Touming, a level 5 author, is the author of "Unlimited Godly Wealth", "Host's Brain Hurts", "I'm Really Not Arrogant", "My Return to Life", and a short story.

His books are generally excellent, but they are not published very often.

I haven't read his book either, so I'm just trying it out this time.

summary of the story
This book mainly tells the story of Fang Nian, a reborn person, who returns to the age of seventeen when he was a senior in high school.

He was originally a math genius, but later became a poor student.

Without any systematic help, he gradually regained his interest and motivation in learning. Starting from mathematics, he became the fastest-improving student in the school, and even took first place in Chinese.

His school is just an ordinary high school, and the general academic performance is not very high.

Through crazy self-study, he quickly rose to prominence and became the best in the school and also ranked among the best in the city.

Even getting into Tsinghua University or Peking University is not a problem.

In addition, he was a great writer in his previous life. After his rebirth, he also began to write novels, pioneered the system flow, obtained publishing, game adaptation, etc., and created a great reputation in the online literature circle.

Later, he was admitted to Fudan University, founded his own company, and had a girlfriend with whom he was in a passionate relationship. He seemed to be a very successful person at such a young age.

Character characteristics
The protagonist, Fang Nian, is a determined man. Once he sets his sights on a goal, he can focus single-mindedly on one thing. Whether it's studying to change his past life's destiny or helping others who are lagging behind improve their studies, he perseveres and accomplishes it.

He is also good at summarizing methods and learning from the lessons of failure to get through and move on.

His reborn life is very inspiring. Through strict self-discipline, he has achieved things that countless people in past and present lives would never dare to think about.

It’s so mysterious, he is indeed the male protagonist in the novel.

Style characteristics
The recent rebirth flow likes to write novels.

In the past, everyone was speculating in stocks, real estate, and investing in the Internet industry, but with the development and growth of online literature, urban themes are almost being written to extinction.

Rebirth to write a novel seems to be a bit interesting, and it also meets the strong curiosity of readers about the stories behind online writers.

If we create some ambiguous atmosphere, the book's data will be more likely to take off.

In addition, the overall style of this book is relatively stable, and the era it returns to is not particularly far away, as many readers have experienced that time.

In addition, the book lacks a bit of humor. I read it for a long time but couldn't find any fun.

As the plot unfolds, the water becomes more and more obvious, and this chapter says it is even heavier.

It's not even as lively as my short story.

You have to know that this is an urban work with a collection of over 100,000, but there is not even a speaker. It is too suspicious.

【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】

The recommendation votes for this book are very high, second only to "The Tribulation of All Races" that month.

But after trying it, I still feel unsatisfied.

Recently I have tried reading a lot of urban novels, especially rebirth novels.

Some are more flashy, some are more nostalgic, and some have completed the transformation directly.

Like this book, in the early stage, he kept taking various exams and constantly refreshed his senior year results, turning an originally very ordinary high school student into an unsystematic god.

However, the book he wrote himself was supported by the system and eventually received various revisions.

I'm quite curious here:
Who is still willing to spend money to go to physical bookstores to read their favorite books?

Is physical publishing just about sentiment?

"Go! Go! Go……"

(End of this chapter)