Go Crazy! When I Was Reborn, I Was Treated as a Big Enemy

This book should have a name, about things about me and my neighbors and relatives. . .

I rarely give this book five stars, because whether the author has an understanding of the era or checked the information, at least there is not much that goes beyond the era, giving people a certain sense of involvement. Of course, there are still too many bad guys written about. A little too deliberate. It is appropriate to reflect the simplicity of farmers

It is wonderful and realistic. It is a true portrayal of the 1970s to 1980s, the fighting spirit of rural people, and the jealous villains. The characters are vividly portrayed. I am a little dissatisfied with it: the updates are slow and few. More than 5 chapters would be fine! Hey, wait hard, look forward to it, there are only one or two chapters in two days, if you don't update it sooner, the rating will probably go down again. It used to be 6 or 7 points and now it is 8 or 5 points. Not many people are following it, and it will go back to the original rating. Update it quickly to gain popularity. If no one follows it, only you will appreciate it. Do you understand? K

One of my favorites is the rebirth and development type. The countryside is well written and very real. It's rare that rural development is written so well, and I personally love reading it. The author updates more, but not enough. Keep following this book.

I think the person in charge of the aquatic products supply and marketing cooperative must be the middle-aged man who sent his father to the hospital in Yao Cheng at the gate of the community two days ago. The author will definitely write like this. It cannot be the author's foreshadowing for the novel. No wonder it is so beautiful. You help send my father to the hospital, and I will accept some fish from you. What's wrong? What the author said is what you think, right?

A wonderful novel, the characters are realistic and the plot is compact. The author takes great pains to support a good work.

I can understand it as the protagonist's fantasy before his death and his guilt for his relatives! Nice keep up the good work Ollie gives.

It is very good and has a sense of age, but the author still did more research. For example, wild duck eggs were difficult to obtain. There were many hungry ghosts at that time. For example, although there were more fish and eels than now, they were not as numerous as what is written. I lived in the 1960s, and it was difficult to find small fish larvae to eat. It may be necessary for the plot, so it's understandable.

The five stars are purely polite. Those who quarreled in Chapter 10 and Chapter 9 will get rid of the business in one go.

It's not bad, it's all about slapping relatives or neighbors in the face [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] But it's a way to relieve anger, and it also explains most of the rural life in the past. Now it's even more powerful. They think you are poor and are afraid that you are rich.

Although it is about the short stories of parents, it is often a true portrayal of ordinary people's lives.

I feel like I got the wrong title for this book. I thought of three names. After being reborn, the richest man urinates and fights hard just to achieve a well-off life The history of Huang Guifen's struggle The story that the richest man and a group of village women have to tell

I like it, I hope there won't be any nonsense later

It's niche literature. The author's writing style is good and he describes the rural life in the early years very well, especially some parents who were short-lived. Then don't read it as a rebirth article. What I have seen in this book so far is that the world is about worldliness. If you want to read a refreshing article, don't come here, although there are few paragraph and chapter reviews in this book. But I believe this book will be popular. It's worth reading for slow-burning bookworms.

It's very nice, there are no twists and turns, the content is clear and concise

Aoligei, there's nothing wrong with it, Lao Tie, there's nothing wrong with it, Lao Tie, there's nothing wrong with it, Lao Tie, there's nothing wrong with it, Lao Tie, there's nothing wrong with it, Lao Tie, there's nothing wrong with it6666666666666363336366

Was there any mention of 985 schools at that time? That was only available in 1998, right?

The writing is so good, just like when we were young, those who know how to do business will have better conditions.

There are many comments in the comments saying that prices are not in line with the times. I have not experienced that era so I will not comment. However, the short descriptions of the parents in the village are quite interesting. There are so many weirdos in any village, and there are many people who can't help but live a good life. Generally speaking, it is okay. The length of the village is enough. I look forward to the plot in the future.

It's okay. It's pretty good in "Rebirth to Compensate Wife". Although there are many weird relatives, it was pretty much the same at that period. Although there are many good people, there really aren't many good people. They are all people who don't want to see other people's kindness. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

It is very well written and the author has a very deep writing skills.

Five stars are given, cheers for the author! Very warm

Five-star praise, the storyline is good, and the author is careful [OK][OK][OK][OK][Like]

This book is very well written. It describes the nature of most rural people

The speed of updating, I seriously suspect that it is a prototype combined with modern times to imagine the flavor of Lao She. It is indeed the rural life in the past [crying] I really can't do it anymore, and I'm getting more and more disappointed.

The writing is wonderful and worth reading. Neighbors have harmonious relations and relatives treat others sincerely.

It's the first time I read Urban Rebirth. It's so cool.

Good book. It would be great if there really was a regret medicine in the world.

The author continues to work hard on a new book

I like this book very much. It reminds me of the days I spent at my grandma's house. Although I was poor, I was happy.