
It All Began in 1983
一切从1983那年开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 583k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This is exactly the type of story I like; the writing and content are both excellent! Those "power fantasy" stories where the protagonist is reborn and instantly becomes incredibly powerful just don't feel realistic. Think about it: if you were to go back thirty years, could you really do anything earth-shattering? Could you become a billionaire? Probably not most people could. I support the author and will be following their next book!
It's really great, there's no powerful backing! It all relies on the male protagonist's memories after his rebirth, but he's just an ordinary person, what good memories could he possibly have? He relies entirely on his own brain and his own combination of guesswork and courage to act based on the situation at the time.
This is the only book I've read that doesn't depict a protagonist's rebirth into a world of endless suffering and resentment. Undeniably, life is a mix of joys and sorrows, but many modern books make the bitter parts incredibly bitter and the sour parts incredibly sour, demanding constant plot twists and contrasts.
Keep it up! It's better than other books. Just focus on an ordinary life; don't expect anything like getting rich later.
It's quite good. The characters are well-developed and realistic. They're not saintly, but they're also a bit cunning and humorous. It portrays village life in a way that reflects the era, and the price levels seem to be based on historical facts. The male protagonist, Lin Feng, is reborn before his wife's premature birth.
I've read 73 chapters so far. It's a very heartwarming and realistic story about an ordinary person's struggles and how those struggle change and influence those around them. There's no time travel or crazy antics, nor is there a pre-existing, omniscient perspective from a powerful nation. Definitely five stars.
Superb! No cheat codes, just the life of an ordinary person after being reborn. Simplicity is true happiness. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is reborn in the 1980s and immediately starts a factory, runs a business, and buys stocks, this book doesn't have any overly difficult relatives; everyone feels very real. A great read!
It's well-written, detailed, and the path to wealth is well-described without jumping to hundreds or thousands of characters at once. It's very down-to-earth, and every character is interesting, even the least likable ones are portrayed with distinctiveness. There's no scheming or backstabbing, making it a pleasant read.
It's a well-written and meticulously detailed story. There are no cheat codes or annoying, troublesome family members. The process of building wealth is gradual, starting small and slow, unlike some rebirth novels where the protagonist instantly becomes a millionaire. It's a very heartwarming family story.
It's pretty good. I prefer period dramas that aren't so violent. Many period dramas are full of characters in the protagonist's family who are so hateful that you want to grind your teeth. Novels are meant to be heartwarming stories. If I want to read a novel that's supposedly down-to-earth, I might as well read the news. Isn't the news more realistic than novels?