I Opened a Farm in Afghanistan
我在阿富汗开农庄
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- Ongoing
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- 4.9M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
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- 1d ago
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After reading the first thirty-four chapters, I honestly couldn't figure out the theme! From the very beginning, it focused on describing the protagonist's maternal grandmother's family, constantly reminiscing like a diary entry! After reminiscing about the maternal grandparents, it moved on to the uncles and aunts, then the cousin! After dozens of chapters, I couldn't find anything related to the book's title, and I lost interest in continuing!
It's all flashbacks, interpersonal relationships, and harem themes! Speechless, goodbye author! There's not a trace of farm or ranch content! A complete rip-off!
What first-person perspective should I use? Look at the results yourself; out of ten thousand people, only one will be willing to read it. If you used the third person, the result would definitely be different! I suggest you revise it using the original manuscript and then resubmit it. Some authors publish the same book multiple times under different titles. If you get used to writing in the first person and then revise it before each submission, it's really not well-received, no one can do it!
After reading dozens of chapters, it seems to have absolutely nothing to do with Afghanistan; the title and content are completely unrelated.
The Americans have all left, so why write this stuff for the sheepdogs to remember things by?
What the hell is this? I've read dozens of chapters and still have no idea what the author is trying to say.
Honestly, the more I read, the more speechless I get. They've stretched almost thirty chapters into just one part of the driving test, starting from chapter twenty-eight and continuing to chapter sixty-eight so far, and they've only just finished the second part. The descriptions are incredibly detailed; is this supposed to be a driving tutorial?
This is completely nonsensical. I have no idea what it's talking about; it doesn't get to the point until around chapter 100.
There's too much rambling; it takes over a hundred chapters to get to the point, the rest is just nonsense. I'm outta here... The more I watch, the more speechless I get.
The wind-up is a bit too long.