Is there any plan to adapt Chapter 290 into a film or television series?
Fleeting life?!
Didn't he go to Lizhou?
You're back so soon?
Could it be that you're not having a good time in Lizhou?
Or perhaps it encountered some kind of acclimatization problem?
There are all sorts of speculations within the industry, but those outside the industry don't care about these trivial details at all.
For the general public, Fusheng shouldn't have gone to Lizhou. Last month was just too boring. The entertainment industry is incomplete without Fusheng!
Fusheng posted multiple updates in succession, and the incident caused a huge uproar across the internet, instantly dominating the trending topics on major social media platforms in Sixteen States.
Of course, along with the phrase "floating life," there was also a novel called "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," as well as three songs: "Cao Cao," "Drunken Red Cliff," and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms."
The artists from Tianrui also forwarded these posts from Fusheng's Weibo account. Even Zhao Wenyao, who had also slipped back, forwarded these posts.
"Is Fu Shen, who neither sings nor acts, preparing to enter the world of novels?"
"This Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a historical fiction novel. Fu Shen said on Weibo that the novel will be available on Huaxia Literature at midnight tonight, and it seems that only an electronic version will be released."
"Nonsense, there is actually a physical version, but it seems to be a special edition from Washington State, written entirely in classical Chinese."
"So, if you want to read the vernacular version, you can only read the electronic version?"
"You can also ask a friend in Washington state to buy it for you and send it to you, but the physical version won't be released until next month."
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The general public is clearly more interested in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" than in the three new songs released tonight, since all three songs are promotional materials for the novel.
Some observant people noticed that prominent figures in the Huazhou literary scene liked Fusheng's post.
Cao Kang!
Yan Zhenhui!
Su Banshan!
Wenqing Pine!
He Zhongting!
Mr. Shen!
…
Seeing a group of big names tacitly liking and sharing, other states didn't feel much, but the literary world in Washington State was shaken!
In their view, this was by no means a friendly business exchange of praise, but rather a recognition of the quality of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," which is why they tacitly appeared together to cheer on Fusheng.
Doesn't this mean that these bigwigs have already read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and are quite satisfied with it?
"What a great book!"
Li Donglai closed the book "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," marking his second reading of it.
"What's so good about it?"
Situ Changqing, who was standing to the side, wanted to fold the page he was reading in half, but he was reluctant to do so. So he took out a black bank card that he rarely used and used it as a bookmark.
"Cao Cao is cunning, Lü Bu is brave, Zhuge Liang is wise, Guan Yu is arrogant, Zhang Fei is impetuous, and Zhao Yun is steady."
Li Donglai pondered for a moment: "There are also Zhou Yu, Sima Gou, and other such characters, each with their own unique traits. They are not stereotypical like those in ordinary novels. Almost every character that appears is vividly portrayed, as if they really existed."
"I've had a similar feeling, as if I'm not reading a novel, but rather flipping through a magnificent history book."
Situ Changqing sighed, “The entire novel has no absolute protagonist; it’s like a historical unfolding. This really echoes the opening line, ‘The mighty Yangtze River flows eastward.’”
"Speaking of this kid, it seems he's written himself into the story."
Li Donglai smiled slightly.
"Are you referring to Cao Cao's third son, Cao Zijian?"
"Yes, Ode to the Goddess of the Luo River."
Situ Changqing nodded slightly: "And that poem in seven steps is also very impressive."
"We are all born of the same root, why are we so eager to harm each other..."
Li Donglai couldn't help but murmur, and it took him a while to come back to his senses: "With just a few words, he can sketch out one vivid character after another. The concise text can easily depict the decline of an empire at the end of its term. Moreover, he can cleverly interweave this process, making it both rigorous and interesting."
Situ Changqing said thoughtfully, "So you're using this novel as a tangram to unlock the overseas market?"
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