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In her opinion, although Hiroto Akihara is a reasoner, he is a newcomer in traditional literature after all.

And in terms of academic qualifications, the other party didn't come from prestigious schools like Tokyo University or Beijing University, and even only graduated from high school.

Hiroto Akihara glanced at her carefully, and said seriously: "Mr. Yoshikawa's works are excellent, but if I become a teacher, I will definitely be influenced by him. I don't want to. In fact, for his I also have a different point of view on some creative concepts.”

A different point of view! ?Hearing this sentence, Akiyama Shoko was surprised.

In neon aestheticism literature, Yuichiro Yoshikawa is even considered a representative figure.

And Hiroto Akihara, as a newcomer to traditional literature, dared to speak like that.

As if seeing the suspicion in her eyes, Hiroto Akihara laughed, "Ms. Akiyama, after watching "Snow Country", shouldn't you understand my intentions?"

Hearing this confident words, Akiyama Shoko fell silent.

She carefully recalled the content she had read before, and found that it was indeed as Akihara Yuto said, this "Snow Country" made her feel very surprised.

Beautiful long sentences, beautiful love, unspeakable sadness, all kinds of advantages are gathered in this work.

If she hadn't known in advance that the author was Hiroto Akihara, she would have thought it was written by some senior writer.

After hesitating for a long time, she let out a long sigh.

"Mr. Qiuyuan, I agreed to your previous request, but in terms of sponsorship fees..."

Hearing what the other party said, Akihara Hiroto showed a satisfied smile.

The "eggshell" of the traditional literary book review circle was finally pried open by myself!

[271.2 Chapter Seventy: Thoughts of Sorrow]

After convincing Akiyama Sakuko, Akihara Hiroto and Asano Aiko returned to Tokyo and began to arrange the promotion of the book "Snow Country".

However, compared with the promotion of "Astrology" before, the promotion this time is much more stingy.

Not only did they not post promotional posters at various tram stops, they did not even do a large-scale newspaper publicity.

I just made relevant recommendations about this book in some school newspapers and professional publications.

However, in the small circle of traditional literary circles, these contents have caused "an uproar".

The University of Tokyo, Faculty of Letters Office.

Takashi Tokuda, an associate professor of literature, holds a journal with a book review on "Snow Country".

Looking at the author column of the book review, he frowned deeply.

Isn't this the work of Hiroto Akihara?

Why did Ms. Akiyama Sakiko write a book review for him?

He hesitated for a while, but continued to read.

"In the traditional culture of neon, "Wu Sorrow" has a very profound influence."

"Things" are the objects of cognition and perception, while "sorrow" is the subject of cognition and perception, the subject of emotion, which means exclamation. It not only refers to the feeling of "sorrow", but also includes "joy", "sympathy", "praise ", "Love and pity" and other emotions. "

"It can be said that, to another extent, Wuyi represents us Neon people ourselves."

"Yuto Akihara's "Snow Country", but I can see the profound description of this idea: the relationship between people, the relationship between people and the outside world, the relationship between people and fate, are all "futile" .”

The patience and struggle in "vainness" is the source of sorrow, just like the fruitless relationship between three people, it makes people fall into sorrow..."

"Yuto Akihara's "Snow Country" undoubtedly expresses the sorrow of things to the extreme..."

After reading the whole content, Takashi Tokuda fell into a long silence.

At this moment, he was a little confused.

As a member of the traditional literature circle, he has dealt with many times with the Kyoto Literature Research Association where Akiyama Shoko works, and he knows that the other party is a literary critic who takes the word "tradition" very seriously.

But Hiroto Akihara was born as a reasoner, and his literature level is only a high school graduate.

Not only that, but he even rejected Mr. Yuichiro Yoshikawa.

Such an author who has nothing to do with "tradition" at all, why should he write a book review for him?

Is that "Snow Country" really so good?Or are there other secrets.

Boom boom boom!

At this moment, the door of the office was knocked, and after Tokuda Takashi said "Please come in", a girl walked in.

She is Ai Koyanagi, a graduate student of Takashi Tokuda.

After seeing the teacher, Ai Koyanagi took out 3 journals and put them on the table, and pointed to the title on the cover of one of them and asked: "Mr. Tokuda, have you read "Snow Country" by Mr. Hiroto Akihara? "

Takashi Tokuda looked in the direction she was pointing at, and saw that the title on the cover said ""Snow Country", a new representative work of aestheticism literature!"

After seeing this sentence, Tokuda Takashi was stunned, and then immediately exploded with anger!

The term "masterpiece" is not used indiscriminately, and it often means the pinnacle of a genre.

However, this small periodical brazenly advocates that Akihara Hiroto's works are representative works of aestheticism literature.

This is where Mr. Yoshikawa Yuichiro is going to be placed!

As a loyal follower of Yuichiro Yoshikawa, he is not even in the mood to answer his students, and just waved his hand and slammed the door away.

Next, he is going to buy a copy of "Snow Country" by Yuto Akihara, to see if he has such a great ability!

If not, he would definitely criticize Hiroto Akihara severely in the school newspapers and periodicals of the University of Tokyo, and make him tuck his tail and go back to his reasoning world!

After trotting all the way, he quickly arrived at a bookstore and found the "Snow Country" in the art district.

After paying, he walked out of the store and unpacked the package. He just stood there and looked at it, ready to "pick".

Time passed bit by bit, and an hour passed quickly, and when he felt a little numb in his feet, he also finished reading the novella of about 8 words.

After reading it, there was only one sentence left in his mind.

Great!

This "Snow Country" is impeccable in terms of words and sentences, especially the description of the scenery and characters in it, which seems to bring people back to the world of heavy snow.

In addition, the description of the relationship between the three is also very appropriate!

Especially the character of Ye Zi, although there are not many words, but the portrayal is vivid!In stark contrast to Komako!

But why do you write that the leaves "die" in the end?