Culture Conquers Foreign Worlds

At night, the student dormitory where Diana lived finally showed signs of calming down. She came out of the bathroom in her white pajamas, her golden wavy hair curled up, and the moisture-stained skin was white and ruddy, which made people have the urge to take a bite. The environment is not bad. The room is spacious and comes with a toilet and bathroom. The layout is relatively simple. In addition to the bed for sleeping, there is a wooden table on which a dozen hardcover books are stacked.

　　 Diana doesn’t like reading very much, but she can’t find other joys of life besides reading.

　　 On her desk is now placed a simple book "Leonard Press Collection of Novels", which publishes all the collections of novels that have participated in the solicitation of contributions. Because of Leonard Publishing’s fanfare call for contributions, this collection of novels is still well-known in Elroy, and it will soon be sold out when it is sold in bookstores.

　　 She sat down and opened the collection of novels, and naturally turned to one of the pages, which was marked with the title "His Daughter". Looking at the content, she recalled the warm memories of her young age over and over again, and a warm smile appeared on the corner of her mouth. The novel is only the beginning. It is about a businessman who has a particularly naughty daughter. Diana knows that all the plot development will follow. The businessman’s daughter will leave the businessman and go to the kingdom’s metropolis, where she will fulfill her dream of becoming a painter. .

　　 Diana is the author of this novel, even though she disdains the subject of this essay, she still participated in this call for contributions from Leonard Press.

　　 This is not a contradiction, she never thought about winning, she just wrote it out and let the readers see it.

Revisiting the novels she wrote, Diana noticed that the thickness of the second issue of the collection of novels has increased a lot compared to the previous issue, and there is one more novel title in the list of novels that is not on the first issue publication list-"The Earl of Monte Cristo" .

　　 What is the title of this book? Which historical figure is it?

Diana was a little curious to turn to the catalog page of this novel. After reading it, she suddenly noticed that the background of this story was in the Augustine Kingdom. She had recommended the historical background to Harvey Adrian. At that time, Harvey did Said to be used in the background of the novel.

It's him?

　　 Diana felt confused, and moved her fingertips across the pages of the book. Although Harvey is a member of the social world, she does not think that Harvey has any intersection with her academy circle. In that case, why should his work be selected.

"It's a strange writing method. The concocting of words and sentences is completely different from traditional writing, but it clearly shows different characters and places." After reading the first chapter of "The Count of Monte Cristo", Diana noticed a huge difference in the writing of the novel. The style of this novel is not very complicated. People who are literate should be able to understand the meaning of expression, but it will not give people a sense of boring and empty reading.

To say that Harvey's ability to write novels is not as good as that of the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas, it is certain, but his writing will not be bad. In the era of information explosion, language itself is also evolving. On the one hand, this is Harvey's distress. , On the other hand, it is also the innovation in "The Count of Monte Cristo".

　　 Is this still a novel she is familiar with? The one who wrote such a novel was her famous fiancé Harvey Adrian?

　　 Diana read it all at once, pausing from time to time to turn back a few pages, chewing every sentence and every word of the novel carefully. Unknowingly, her expression became serious, forgetting things other than the content of the novel, and was attracted by the content of "Count of Monte Cristo" itself.

The night darkened until she reached the last page. Diana was shocked. The first publication of "The Count of Monte Cristo" was less than 30,000 words. The plot that unfolded firmly attracted her desire to read. After a long absence, I feel that reading is a kind of enjoyment. I can find fun in it and look forward to the follow-up development of the novel plot.

　　 Compared to her own novel "His Daughter", Diana has to admit that Harvey's novels can be more attractive. The character image, plot control, and plot design are quite excellent.

　　 Harvey did not completely copy the beginning of "The Count of Monte Cristo". As an old reader of online novels, he still knows the principle of the golden three chapters. In any case, the beginning of the novel must firmly attract readers. Therefore, the beginning plot of "The Count of Monte Cristo" has been cut a lot, and the whole is compact and exciting.

　　 "I can't draw a conclusion yet, maybe it's just a coincidence."

Slender and catkins closed the collection of "Leonard Press Collection", Diana unexpectedly produced bursts of unbelievable absurdity in her heart. No matter how you look at "Count of Monte Cristo", it doesn't seem to come from a person without any literary literacy. The hand, but it does indeed use the historical background of the Augustine Kingdom.

　　 The author of "The Count of Monte Cristo" is signed by Alexander, and it belongs to another person. Is it just a coincidence?

　　 Only Harvey knows that Alexander is the name of Alexandre Dumas, the original author of "The Count of Monte Cristo", and his full name is Alexandre Dumas.

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　　 The second issue of the collection of novels by Leonard Publishing has been officially published. Many readers have noticed that there is an extra novel in the second issue of the collection. There is not much explanation that arouses readers' strong curiosity.

Many readers are deeply attracted by the plot after watching the newly added "Count of Monte Cristo". Although "Count of Monte Cristo" has not proposed the main line of revenge, the wonderful plot itself is better than other works of "Leonard Press Collection" many. UU reading www.uukanshu. Some readers of com also reported disdain. There is not too much gorgeous rhetoric in "The Count of Monte Cristo". The plain dialogue between the characters cannot stir up their love of words and shake their perceptual cognition. Therefore, they criticized "The Count of Monte Cristo". There is no beauty of classical literature at all.

The newspapers of Leonard Press will randomly publish some comments from readers on the novel every day to increase popularity. The most commented and admired novel is the novel called "Wild Rose", which tells the social life of a commoner. The social world is struggling, criticizing the luxurious and corrupt life of the upper class society. The content of the novel is good and has been highly praised by the reviewers of Leonard Press. The novel review section in the newspaper seems to have been established for this novel, full of admiration and admiration for this work.

　　 "Oh my god, this is a very wonderful work. It can be seen between the lines that the writer himself knows the social world very well. I really hope to see more stories about the social world."

　　 "Poor little Judy, as a commoner, in the social world, she can only depend on the big people. I hope she will have a good ending."

"This is a great work. The writer must be a novelist with rich literary accomplishments. Every line can affect my heart. Every time I read my thoughts, it's like the ocean that cannot see the edge and cannot calm down. "

　　 "The Count of Monte Cristo" received a favorable comment in the second edition of the newspaper's commentary section, and it came from the reviewer of "The Count of Monte Cristo", Pran García.

"This is an innovative novel. The plot and text bring the author's unique and strong style and integrate the dramatic elements. Each character on the stage has rich lines and full image. It is a masterpiece in conjunction with the fierce plot. ."