The Multiverse Starting from White Deer Plain

After the introduction, Saburo Tohei began to pretend to chat with Bai Gui, but his eyes were focused on the female students in the hall.

These female students are probably around sixteen years old, and are at the right age for marriage. Wearing a sailor suit modeled after the European navy, she is bright and charming. It is somewhat similar to the cultural salon that Bai Gui attended in the Wu Mansion to see if he could choose the person he likes.

It’s just that the topic is discussing literature.

Compared with other professions, it is obvious that talented people in the literature department are more popular.

The stories of talented men and beautiful women are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

After a while, the female students of Zhuozhisha performed a Japanese song from the school. They sang it very nicely. The main idea was: "On a bright moonlit night, the willow branches dance lightly, or the wind blows..."

The lyrics are similar to those of ancient hymns.

After singing along, male and female students in twos and threes came forward to socialize and found excuses to strike up a conversation.

There were also some talents from the Literature Department who presented their works to the literary giants at this gathering to read. If you can be praised by these literary giants, your worth will undoubtedly double and you will immediately become famous...

Bai Guilai Literary Club also has the idea of ​​making his novel popular.

A good novel is bound to become popular. But when it will become a big hit, it is still not certain. Take Du Fu for example. The poems written by Du Gongbu were absolutely first-rate and the pinnacle of Tang poetry. However, Du Fu's poems were not very popular during his lifetime.

There is also N. Leskov, a writer from the Rakshasa Kingdom, who created narrative style. His works were not valued during his lifetime, but after his death he was praised by Leo Tolstoy, Hugo and others...

So he waited on the sidelines, which was no shame.

The poet Li Bai also did this kind of thing. For example, in "A Letter to Han Jingzhou", the first sentence reads: "I don't need to be granted the title of Marquis of Ten Thousand Households, but I hope I can get to know Han Jingzhou."

Although the whole article is written with great literary talent, it is also too corny...

But before it was his turn to present his work, he saw a female student in sailor uniform holding a roll of newspapers walking over to Tanabe Ryuko and letting her appreciate it.

After Bai Gui practiced martial arts, he also had the bonus of physical talent, so he had a sharp eye and could tell at a glance that this was the newspaper of this issue of the Minjin News.

He thought, could this female student be tap water?

I saw that his novels were really good, so I recommended them to these well-known writers in the industry.

This is not uncommon either.

Seeing this, Bai Gui withdrew from the queue and walked to Tanabe Ryuko.

Although Tanabe Ryuko is also a well-known female writer, not many people ask her to review her works. First, due to the remnants of Japan’s feudal system, women’s status is not high, so it is unlikely that a man who writes a work would ask a woman to review her works. Secondly, there are many people in the industry, but she is not very outstanding among them. It is just because she is a female writer that people take a second look.

"Senior Tanabe, this is the latest issue of the newspaper. Please read it."

The female student said.

Tanabe Ryuko nodded, took a look, and then chuckled, "Shiro Miwa, this is a very good name. Miwako sounds like a gentle, kind and elegant woman..."

"Yeah, I think this article is good. Many people from the girls' school bought it. It supports our female creations."

The female student replied immediately.

Bai Gui: "..."

He immediately paused and distanced himself a little.

Well, this is part of the reason why his works are so popular in Japan. It turned out to be his name that played a role. At this time, there was a statistics on naming women in Japan. From the Meiji to the Taisho years, the number one name given to women was "Chiyo", followed by "Masako" and "Miko". ”, “和子” and so on.

Meihe and Meiyu are also a major source of names.

This can also be regarded as a difference in customs and culture.

For example, in China, in the Spring and Autumn Period, any adult male could be called Zi, which also showed respect. Danzi is a name that the court aristocratic society likes to give to women in Japan.

There is also the dish of tamagoyaki tofu. As soon as I heard it, I thought it was very beautiful. In fact, Japan does not appreciate jade. The meaning of jade is immediately associated with eggs, and jade tofu is egg tofu.

Ryuko Tanabe read it a few times, and the more she read this novel, the more amazing it became.

She had preconceived ideas and did not think that this was written by a Qing Dynasty person, because they also knew the history of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. The reform was related to the reform of the Meiji Restoration, and she felt that this was a masterpiece that used the past to describe the present.

“I didn’t expect that we in Japan still have such talented female writers!”

Tanabe Ryuko was shocked. Narratives of this scale are rare in the Japanese literary world. She thought for a while, then walked down the corner of the stairs on the second floor, came to Eryeting Sishu and other literary giants, and recommended this novel to them.

She is qualified to jump to the front of the queue.

"good!"

The first time he saw the newspaper, Eryeting Sishu was in awe.

Although the article at the beginning was good, it was not good enough to wow him. It was just to give Tanabe Ryuko face and to support female authors in the Japanese literary world, so articles that seemed good could be appreciated.

"Awesome, awesome... I haven't seen such a good article in a long time."

“This article is an instant hit!”

Eryeting's Sishu read it from beginning to end. This time it was not to give face, but I was really amazed by the article.

Reform and strengthen.

The awakening of national consciousness and so on...

It can be reflected in just tens of thousands of words, and the writing is based on historical facts, which is even more rare!

"Mori-kun, look at this serial novel..."

Futeye Tei Shishu recommended the novel to Ogai Mori, a great writer.

"Bai Meihe..."

Mori Ogai muttered to himself. He read the Analects of Confucius at the age of five, studied Mencius at the age of six, entered the feudal school Yangmingkan at the age of seven, systematically studied the Four Books, studied the Five Classics at the age of eight, and studied Zuo Zhuan at the age of nine, so when he saw this name, he felt something else. It has profound meaning, but it was still led into the ditch by Tanabe Ryuko, thinking it was written by a female writer.

He is familiar with the history of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and has a very clear understanding of it.

"This is a masterpiece, and the words are meaningful and rare... This novel must be recommended!"

“I think this is the best novel at this literary society gathering!”

Mori Ogai nodded slowly. He had the same thoughts as Futeye Ting Shishu. Firstly, he believed that this was written by a female writer and must be supported. Secondly, the writing was really good and it was definitely top-notch among the novels...

As for the reason why it is said to be first-rate, it is because this is a long novel and I don’t know whether subsequent creations will be sustainable, so I can only give it a first-rate rating based on the beginning.

They all wrote reviews for this novel.

This is also one of the purposes of this literary society gathering, which is to discover new writers.

With reviews from great writers and literary giants, novels will undoubtedly become more famous and more likely to sell well.

In just a few moments, the review was written.

"Sorry, I wrote this..."

Seeing that these people had almost finished writing, Bai Gui immediately rushed through the crowd of onlookers and squeezed in.