Back to the Sixties: Becoming a Chef at a Big Factory
六十年代之回到大厂当厨子
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- Completed
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- 301k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Actually, it's quite well-written. It's about someone who's been living a muddled, solitary life for so many years, with no social circle. Even after several rebirths, it's all the same. Everything only becomes advantageous if you understand it and start over in the next life; otherwise, it's all the same. I read it in one go, without feeling like I couldn't continue. I hope the author publishes many more books! 💕💕
This is Tomato's most period-appropriate and authentic book! The writing style is gentle, recounting the everyday lives of ordinary people in a warm and detailed way! No exaggeration, no belittling—it's absolutely a favorite for fans of period books. 👍👍👍👍 I believe this is a great book that has been severely underrated. The reason is simple: the author describes stories that are worth remembering and unforgettable for that generation.
It's great, much more realistic. That era was truly bleak. It's very realistic, no cheat codes, people act when they have to, and endure what they have to endure. The content is also quite humorous, just ordinary days, very good. Finally, I've seen a novel that isn't melodramatic. Thumbs up to the author!
The male and female protagonists are ordinary people, with ordinary looks and ordinary families. The fact that the inspection team can just go to their home and rob them seems a bit exaggerated, doesn't it? If that were possible, wouldn't things be chaotic? After all, we've already been liberated. Overall, a very good novel! 👍👍
When I first opened this book, I saw such a low rating and instinctively thought it must be bad. But then I saw all the reviews were praising it. Wow, even with a low rating, everyone's praising it, so I thought I'd give it a try. And I couldn't put it down! It's so good!!! It's a very down-to-earth book, reflecting the characteristics of that era.
A very ordinary rebirth novel. It's very pleasing to the eye. It's so ordinary that you forget it's a reincarnation novel. Unlike other online novels, it doesn't feature the cowardly, timid, and overprotective characters who try to protect the world. A ridiculous article that claims the country is number one in the world. Every reader can put themselves in your shoes and think: if you were reborn, what extraordinary things could you do? So, I gave this novel a five-star rating!
It's alright. It's about ordinary people's lives, told in a simple and down-to-earth way, making it very relatable and engaging. It has a human touch, unlike many other novels that are constantly filled with systems and spatial abilities. Reading this kind of novel, aren't you just reading about robots? Thumbs up for the author.
A masterpiece! I stumbled upon this book by chance. An absolute masterpiece. The name is so-so, but it gets better and better as you write it!
I like this kind of simple, ordinary life. The protagonist's good luck kept me hooked, and I couldn't help but stay up all night to finish watching it. There weren't any dramatic or thrilling moments, but there were small, everyday joys, which made it quite enjoyable.
I think this article is quite realistic. Although everyone is asking why he still married Li Juan, I think it's because of a 70-year-old obsession that he wanted to fulfill after being reborn.