Passion and confusion

Author: Shi Kang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Like all television dramas, this story is fabricated. Like many fictional novels that claim objectivity, this story uses the third-person perspective. Like all contrived tricks, this story is unrealistic. Like all sensationalized pseudo-creations, this story has a clear intention of pleasing readers. Like all hollow and unoriginal works of this kind, this piece severely lacks intellectual value corresponding to its length. Like all commodities, this product was created with a clear purpose from the beginning—to make as many people as possible like it. Like all profit-driven products that spare no effort, this story aims only to entertain and move readers. And like all failed works due to poor planning or lack of skill, this piece succumbs to numerous contradictions.
Finally, like all failed works, this novel, this television drama, this story, this product, this monster, resonates with the, boredom, and lack of originality of this commodity era, nodding in greeting to each other. Of course, this is the snobbish hope of the work itself. Perhaps those of like mind will have enough tolerance to understand this unspoken understanding.