Dad in the 1980s: I Leased the Village's Wasteland
八零奶爸：我承包了村里的荒地
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn, I Spoiled My Wife and Daughter Like Treasures重生后，我把老婆女儿宠成宝Alternate title on Fanqie
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833Chapters
129Reads · 30 days
405.4kReads · all time
7.1Score
26Listens
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I don't know what happens next, but to be honest, the male lead's family doesn't really like him and doesn't want him to help them. The female lead and her daughter died in their previous life, and it was only because the village couldn't bear it that they arranged their funerals. His family feels sorry for her but won't help her at all. No matter what, their son is their granddaughter, right? They just can't help their brother without any resentment. This is just my personal opinion.
This book is amazing! It truly portrays the protagonist's journey of returning to his original life to make amends to his wife and children. Even when busy, he stays by their side, knowing what's most important to him after his rebirth. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍👍
The plot leans towards a relaxed rural lifestyle, and the pacing is tight, making it a watchable read. However, there are two issues with chapter 441: the inclusion of the recording pen, which shouldn't have happened, and the handling of the two children, Daya and Erya, from the third sister's family. The two children suffered terribly; they deserve more attention.
It's good; it's not the kind of book where the protagonist is reborn and immediately becomes a big shot in various industries. It focuses on family as the mainstay while building a successful business. It's not the kind of book about endless business opportunities and amazing achievements. This book suits my personal reading interests. Those who like this kind of book can check it out.
It's quite good. If you settle down and read each book carefully, you'll see that each protagonist represents another life, so you can experience it as if you're living another life.
Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful! Keep it up!
It's alright, there's something to say. It's just a bit too little.
Although it doesn't have a 20th-century plot, it's still very good.
I hope the author will give the protagonist, the third sister, and her two children a good life.
The content is good; it makes you want to keep reading.