Reborn in the 1980s: The Village Guardian and Bane of Wild Women
重生八零年代守村人之野妇克星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 558k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- The 1980s: A Village Watchman's Happy Life八零：守村人的幸福生活Alternate title on Fanqie
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This car is driving like crazy.
It's not bad.
It's a great book. Of all the rebirth and transmigration stories I've read, this one feels so down-to-earth. It doesn't have any systems or cheat codes or anything like that. Maybe it's because it's set in my hometown, which makes it feel more relatable. Overall, it's a good book. It doesn't have any grandiose or empty rhetoric; it's all just small, relatable stories strung together. Very good, five stars!
It's great! Keep up the good work, author!
It's a good read, the best "feel-good" novel by Tomato besides Niu Baoguo. The downside is that it's a bit disjointed, mainly because there are too many women (it's somewhat like a romance novel, with the later parts neglecting the earlier ones).
It's a good read, the pacing is fast, the writing is very detailed, there's no system or cheat code, it's all about the author's own effort 🤭
The title suggests a light novel, but it's not entirely like that. The score shouldn't be so low; perhaps the early parts are too wish-fulfillment-heavy, causing readers to overlook the writing style and plot. The middle part of the story is quite good, and the readability improves. Worth adding to your collection. Five stars for encouragement!
It's very good, well-written, a true reflection of life; people in the 1980s suffered so much. The book is very well written, much better than those stories where someone transmigrates and becomes a billionaire in a month. It depicts the helplessness of poverty, captures the essence of rural life, and reveals people's true thoughts, making it very appealing.
Well, it's pretty well-written, and I quite enjoyed reading it. Some parts might be unrealistic, but as long as it's enjoyable to read, that's fine. Sure, but I just can't remember which chapter Ye Wanjun is in.
Such an interesting book shouldn't have this many views. Did the author book a debut?