
Reborn: The Tumultuous Year of 1982
重生:激荡1982
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn in 1982: From the Start, I'm the Groom重生1982,开局成为新郎官Former title · until Oct 2026
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No matter what the results of this book are, I will continue to write it seriously and will never be a eunuch. Readers, please feel free to fall into this trap😊
This book is underrated and is a very good novel. Only people of my age would think that the people, things, and things of that era were like this. The characters in the novel are clearly defined. Things are organized and organized. Why is it rated so low? Everyone has their own preferences for radish and greens
It seems like I have returned to the era of reading classic books, the years of youthful struggle, super classic narrative techniques, a good writer, a 48-year-old bookworm, and a loyal recommendation! Try reading it, you won't suffer!
I have read many books. The writing in this book is quite detailed. The character's image and personality. The plot of how things develop is quite interesting to follow. I don't know how many chapters the author can write. But I hope the author can update the chapter as soon as possible. I bow to you here.
After reading it in one breath, I felt like I was back in my childhood, recalling too many past events. It can be seen that the author writes very carefully and the description is very real. I strongly look forward to more exciting updates!
It truly reproduces life in the 1980s. It is ordinary and simple but has a passion for life. It is really good.
Good! I read it too late today. It is the reality of the novel that attracted me, a person born in the 1970s who grew up in the same era and in the same background as the novel, to stay up late reading the book! Come on! Looking forward to updates!
This book really has a sense of the times. I had just graduated from high school in 1982 and was a farmer. I was very familiar with the countryside at that time. I remember that when people in the village wanted to find coolies digging earth and pulling pallets, they had to ask someone to find a foreman to give them gifts. I left my hometown and worked ten hours a day to earn more than three yuan. I was one of them.
The writing about the 1980s is pretty good, but the pace is too slow. I still prefer reading at a fast pace. I stopped reading after reading more than 100 chapters. After reading the ending, I felt like I was still lingering in the 1980s. I don't know if it has reached the 90s.
It's relatively realistic. It seems that the author is also a post-70s generation who has experienced this.