Review Detail of orchidjade in Rebirth: How A Loser Became A Prince Charming
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dear everyone, thanks so much for your attention on the story. I couldn't agree with some comments more that the story was "childish". Most readers of its Chinese version are girls in middle school. That may explain why the girls in the story are of a rectilinear thinking style. In my opinion, they are flat on the paper, with only one or two features at most. So, if you want to read a story of mature way of thinking or a story with deep thoughts, you will be disappointed. In fact, it's quite a bucket of pop corn for me in leisure time. The author indeed had studied on certain subjects. If you live in China, you will find some interesting points everywhere, especially in the following chapters. Maybe after one month you could return to the story, I promise you will find something interesting by then. But I can't make the spoiler now. haha! And, some words about the way in which MC ****** money. Young foreigners may have no idea that after 1995 till now, China was the heaven of adventurers. Since MC lived in the era for the second time, it's natural for him to choose certain way to earn money (you may find them in the following chapters). He is only an ordinary man of mechanical deparment, who couldn't remember so many songs or famous articles. Even if he could, considering the protection of copyright in China... When I was translating the work, I was so sorry about the oppotunities to make fortune in the story, for I missed them all! THEY ARE THE REALISTIC WAY TO MAKE MONEY IN CHINA AT THAT TIMES! If I was reborn like MC, I'll do in the same way. It will be the ******st and quickest for ordinary person, who never prepared for his/her rebirth. Anyway, thanks so much for your patience. Readers choose stories and stories choose readers. It's a mutural process. If you give the story up, best wishes for you and looking forward to meeting you in another story. :)
Rebirth: How A Loser Became A Prince Charming
Erbao Angel
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hmm, the social classes had not been solidified. With wit, courage and luck, everyone could be successful in some level. China at that time was filled with posibilities and excitedment. So, it's paradise for adverturers.
TinyOrc:What do you mean "China is heaven for adventurers?"
Eh. Having been present for some of the historical events depicted in the story, I found some of the inaccuracies to be... Interesting, given the author's town areas of expertise and the audience to which he is writing. Amusing, also, considering he got the entire casting process for Hollywood productions wrong (well, it's wrong for both Hollywood and for the time period), but I suppose schoolgirls in China don't need to know that. In addition, Duane "The Rock" Johnson's obligatory cameo in Chinese webnovels, in this case, the production of the film "Walking Tall," was filmed outside Vancouver, BC, Canada, not Los Angeles. I'm slightly painfully aware of this because I was a peon at MGM at the time, and even so, it would have been impossible for the MC to have walked on to the set as he did, circumventing the ridiculous amounts of security present for these things. But I suppose Chinese School girls don't need to know this, either.
LiamTigh:Eh. Having been present for some of the historical events depicted in the story, I found some of the inaccuracies to be... Interesting, given the author's town areas of expertise and the audience to which he is writing. Amusing, also, considering he got the entire casting process for Hollywood productions wrong (well, it's wrong for both Hollywood and for the time period), but I suppose schoolgirls in China don't need to know that. In addition, Duane "The Rock" Johnson's obligatory cameo in Chinese webnovels, in this case, the production of the film "Walking Tall," was filmed outside Vancouver, BC, Canada, not Los Angeles. I'm slightly painfully aware of this because I was a peon at MGM at the time, and even so, it would have been impossible for the MC to have walked on to the set as he did, circumventing the ridiculous amounts of security present for these things. But I suppose Chinese School girls don't need to know this, either.
