Reborn in the 1950S: A Man Has to Fight for His Future!

A space chronicle with a male protagonist. This type of novel is not common, but it is not uncommon either. The characteristic of this novel is that he does not exaggerate the advantages of space, and does not turn into a stallion novel as he writes. The ordinary life of the little people is written in a interesting way and is worth reading.

It is a very down-to-earth book. Some people say in the comments that the male protagonist does not care about his parents and is unfilial, but I want to say that not every parent is a loving mother and father. He should not persuade others to do good without others' suffering. The male protagonist has always been very clear-minded, responsible, and righteous. Although he has his own small thoughts, he did not flinch in the face of righteousness. He has always insisted that he is a small person and an ordinary person, but he still has a lot to bear. After resurrecting his life, he finally lived the life he wanted.

This book feels very good, and it is my favorite type. Most of the period novels I have read before are about female protagonists. There are really very few period novels about male protagonists being reborn. Some of them are about courtyard houses (there are period novels with male protagonists that you can recommend to me instead of courtyard novels). Personally, I feel that the writing is quite good. No. The kind of people who are very exaggerated when they have space, feel very good about handling family affairs, and treat friends like no saints. They are the kind of people who come and go. Regarding his wife and children, I feel that the author writes very well, that is, the kind of ordinary real life, the description is very picturesque, and there is no It's so exaggerated that after being reborn, you have to start a company and become the president, make decisions, go to college, etc. I have read before that IQ will not change even if you are reborn. In short, I like the author's book. These are my own opinions after reading the book. If you don't agree, please don't bully me and go to the author to comment yourself. Thank you.

It's a very good book, but why is it rated so low? It's really pretty! Although there is space, the writing is not fantasy. It fully describes the diversity of human nature, such as the mother, who wholeheartedly cared for the male protagonist's brothers and sisters in childhood, and then became paranoid and controlling in adulthood, favoring sons over daughters. For example, the sisters, from being timid and cowardly to gradually gaining knowledge and becoming strong and unyielding, gradually change their personalities through hard work. Another example is that the male protagonist changes himself, breaks through himself, and lives a new life relying on plug-ins. Don't follow blindly, don't make rash advances, live transparently and responsibly. Tie Jun'er lived like a Northeast man, standing upright outside, shouldering the burden of the family, and protecting his family from wind and rain. He is soft and affectionate on the inside, filial to his parents, caring for his wife and children, and educating his younger siblings. The wonderful thing about this novel is that it has climaxes, twists and turns, a little bit of adventure, and a little bit of fantasy. Not exaggerated, not bland, just silky smooth. It's so satisfying that people can't let go and chase it all in one breath.

This book is so contemporary! I often listen to my old mother telling her stories about the countryside in Heilongjiang Province, because that was my grandma's home. Also, while Brother Lu, an educated youth, was waiting for Liu Tiejun in a small border county, his mouth blistered and he got angry. He got angry three times already. When I saw this, I laughed. Because I get angry and also like to have bubbles on my mouth!

It's really a mess about family, and it really writes about helplessness seriously. Fortunately, he is a man, so he can avoid a lot of helplessness. I think this book has a very good standard, and he is responsible but not pushy. If you don't get along with your parents, stay away from them. If you can't get along, then separate the family. Most of the female protagonists are like their wives. They spend endless time with their families, and they are endlessly frustrated, while giving While tying rocks by myself, I am "responsible" for my parents. I think people should be selfish and loving themselves is the most important thing. Just like the male protagonist, he also has a measure of support for his sister and doesn't take care of everything. He controls the direction for her at important points. When we get together later, he will be more pampered. I sympathize more with the role of "sister". I can't rely on my parents for things, but having an older brother is really warm.

I really read it in one sitting overnight. After all, I have been a book lover for more than ten years. It has been a long time since I had such a hearty reading experience. The only thing I am not satisfied with is the plot of saving a wildfire and almost killing myself. But the flaws are not concealed. After all, everyone has their own choice. Although it is unacceptable, it is understandable and does not affect the reading experience at all! Finally, I have to say it again: this book is very beautiful and I highly recommend it to book lovers! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

I am a bookworm of twenty years, and a book that allows me to read the ending must be a five-star book. The plot is close to life, and the characters are well described, which will resonate with readers, make them feel immersed, and will not make them appear dramatic. The most important thing is not to procrastinate! I really hate articles that give people the impression that they are cramming the word count! This is a novel with a sense of life and the rhythm of the times! Looking forward to more works from the author! Come on! ! ! !

A very good book! There is no gold-fingered coolness, a down-to-earth life, every step is stable. Family, career and friends all have their own personal life characteristics. This book is recommended to everyone. It is not long and worth reading.

From my personal point of view, I think this book is very well written and very interesting. Especially the quarrel between the protagonist and his parents is very real. Don't think that the protagonist did too much. That's because we are looking at it from a third party's perspective. If that scene was what you were facing at that time, I believe that many people would not necessarily do better than the protagonist.