Reborn in the 1980S: The Mute Becomes a Tycoon

The writing is really good, and each character is described very delicately. It has a strong sense of the times and is suitable for people over 40 years old to watch. It can recall the bitterness and sweetness, and be immersed in the scene, dreaming back to the 1980s. The story doesn't move forward very quickly, and it's not the kind of cool story that makes all the difference as soon as you're reborn. Highly recommended by twenty-year-old bookworm

This book is quite good, and the descriptions are quite realistic. Pretty much what I learned from my elders

A very, very nice book! The author's level is too high [Like] I am also from the Northeast, born in the 1970s, and many of the pictures can be matched! I watched with red eyes when I saw the third brother traveling across the mountains to give money to the sixth brother and congratulate the sixth brother on his marriage. I also have a brother, and he treated me like this [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]. It's rare to see such good writing and such good stories on Tomato's men's channel! Come on, author!

The best writing about the Northeast era, comfortable to read, and down to earth.

It's pretty good at first, a period novel that's very close to life, and the writing is also very good. At 24%, the style suddenly changed. A mute who had never left the village and had never gone to school suddenly went to a large automobile factory to discuss patents and cooperation. No one else will investigate? A simple search, how to explain? Tell others: Born to know!

It's very exciting, the author has profound knowledge, the writing is fluent, and the words of life can be picked up easily. He has a thorough understanding and profound analysis of the situation in the old Northeast Industrial Zone in the era of planned economy. [Like][Like]

The book is very realistic. Viewed from the current perspective, one would think it was too emotional or exaggerated, and it would seem that the author has too many negative emotions. But since it has come step by step from that era, it has indeed gone through the pain... So since there is real struggle, it is inevitable to analyze, describe and criticize the real thing!

I have read more than sixty chapters, and the work is really good. The author is at least 70 years old, and his writing style is mature, the plot is vivid and down-to-earth. The story unfolds slowly without being abrupt, and all the characters are plump and not dry. The language is humorous and full of life. I would like to ask if the author has any other works. One book is not enough.

The writing is very good, and it truly reflects the humanistic atmosphere of that era. The pace of this book is relatively slow, and the description is more delicate. I hope Lao Liu can heal his throat.

It has a full sense of the times, a sense of immersion, and fits the scene of that year very well. It's very good! The fly in the ointment is that the plot develops slowly, and the nearly 2 million words were written in only one year. I personally think that 8 to 10 years is more appropriate!