A lot of the truth is telled, and I agree. However, due to the difference in personal experience and perception of life, the attitude towards some issues is naturally very different, and here is a few words to explain with the readers of "Autumn Impression 1".

First of all, for the special carrier of online literature, I look at it with a great preference. Writing down some of my favorite texts and uploading them on the Internet to communicate with some like-minded people is really my only hobby and pastime in my spare time. As for the possible listing (shelf) and making money in the later stage, I have always held an attitude of gratifying victory and gratifying defeat.

Speaking of the topic of the book "Fire", it also fits exactly what I said above - in my opinion, the 80s and 90s of the last century were the most beautiful stage after the founding of New China (spoiler here, the stories that happened during this period are divided into several volumes, and the title of one of the volumes is the best era)!

I think that the brand-new national policy implemented by a generation of great masters has truly put China on the fast track of national prosperity, people's livelihood and well-being, and more importantly, the explosion of thought and freedom of speech! Of course, there are discordant factors such as 'strict, crackdown' and an earth-shattering storm in the late 80s, but overall, there are no hidden flaws.

Finally, there is the question of 'deep' and 'shallow' writing that you mentioned, which is a matter of opinion. After all, this book is a web novel, not scar literature. Moreover, the website has its rigid rules (from the name of each city must be marked with parentheses, you can know the rest), in this point, the author has no second choice but to abide by it.

Finally, thank you for your message, and I hope you will continue to follow this book.