1986: My Happy Life in Provence

The Utopian Rhapsody of the First Generation of Runren

It's nice to watch, but it feels like it's getting off topic. The first half is a happy life, and slowly it becomes like the village chief's entrepreneurial journey... The system gradually stopped appearing, and there was no mention of happiness improvement. The main plot was not for happiness at first. Beginning to break away from the breath of life, but the more you look at it, the less interesting it becomes. Promote employment and improve the status of women (rattan weaving), talk about art (dessert), start talking about fame, talk about how everyone admires you~ From promoting pink wine, to opening a restaurant, to making the region rich, to becoming famous through art... Truffle picking and hunting also started to pass by, and it has been a long time since I made delicious food. I no longer write appointments, and the environment at home and in restaurants is no longer optimized. There are no new crops to mention except grapes and olives. What about the new scenery? What about new crops? What about new furniture? What about fishing at the beach? Hunt? Isn't it because of the high pressure of life in Paris that you pursue happiness and start a new life? Why is it all about socializing, building a reputation, and making money again? Disappointment

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I still don't know whether he was reborn or what era he is in. He is said to be reborn, except for the occasional advanced knowledge, but he is an ordinary young man in terms of character and knowledge. It is said to be 1986, but the description is completely different. It is incredible that a yellow man was not discriminated against at all in 1986.

This is my second favorite daily-style book in the past two years. To be honest, when I first saw the title, I thought it would be a book that was biased toward legal studies, either full of movies or filled with extraordinary things. But to my surprise, it was a daily novel! And it's a country-style daily book! I never thought I would like such a book that has nothing to do with my world, but it did. This book tells the story of a man who chose to leave the "city" of Paris and come to the "countryside" of Provence to live a pastoral life. The protagonist Ronan gradually became a member of the city here and made outstanding contributions to the development of the city. The most important thing is the story of meeting his lover. To be honest, the brief summary cannot summarize one-tenth of the essence of this book. Although this is a novel about daily life, it allows us to see the biggest difference between life and survival - that is to love and work hard for it. I sincerely hope that this book can be read by more readers, whether you are the audience for this type of novel or not - life should not always be in a hurry, maybe some beautiful scenery is worth your time to stop and watch~

I'm too lazy to send it. What software do you want to use? Do you want to give it to me?

When the wine arrives, I want to see if it tastes as good as the author wrote.

The last one I read was I was a literary giant in Europe. It has more than 700 chapters. It is a good book that you can calm down and read. I have been a bookworm for more than 20 years. This is just the beginning, so you can calm down and read it.

Does anyone have any similar novels? This number of words is simply not enough to read.

It's a book I haven't seen in a long time. It's very heartwarming. There is no intrigue or intrigue. There is only a warm life, and the book is very comfortable.

The writing is superb. It is really a breath of fresh air in the novel. There is no forced pretentiousness or brainless coolness. The text throughout the article is as clear and natural as the clear spring in March. The writing style is very good. The scenery of Provence is carved in the mind by the words. Each character has a distinct personality and has its own characteristics. Unlike other novels, after reading a million words, I can't remember all the characters except the protagonist. Come on, author, write well and update more.