
Transmigrate to the 1950s: Starting by Leaving a Mountain Village
穿越五十年代:从走出小山村开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Other names
- The 1950s: I Got into College and Became a Factory Director五十年代:考上大学当厂长Former title · until Oct 2026
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The setting is reasonable, the plot is not exaggerated, and there is no rush. Five stars for readability.
I like this book very much. The male protagonist's golden finger is not very big. Unlike other period novels, which are either various materials or various skills. It's a bit boring to use game cheats to the maximum. This book is very down-to-earth.
It's very interesting and describes the hardships of people in that era.
I think it's okay. At least the author is writing seriously. In some places, it is obvious that his writing power is limited, but at least he is careful. There are a few places that I think are relatively good, and there are also some failures. 1. I personally think that the portrayal of a rural child is very good, and the picture of supporting himself in order to study is vivid on the page. 2. It describes some details about going to school, which I think is very good. 3. I personally feel that for a rural child who is a time traveler and has set a goal for himself to enter college, love is a luxury. You can have friendship and family ties, but you cannot have love in high school. Only when the protagonist can break out of the cocoon and become a butterfly and break through the constraints of the countryside can he be qualified to do what he wants to do.
It's very beautiful, and the gold finger is not very big. This gold finger is really small. The male protagonist also relies on himself. 🥰🥰[Admiration][Admiration] It is a very ordinary literary work of an era.
The writing is very serious, no matter what the level is, this kind of serious writing deserves respect. Unlike some period articles, they are all taken for granted without any research. When others say it, they just make an empty statement. It's really haha. I don't want to feel the unique atmosphere of that era. I read woolen period articles. When it comes to technology, the details are appropriate, not outrageous, and not mentioned at all. It is natural and does not feel mechanical, which is worthy of praise.
Plain, very real, very beautiful
A unique novel with love, the first time traveler has a living example in his eyes. Although his father doesn't love him and his stepmother doesn't love him, it doesn't matter. The protagonist comes and he has a guaranteed gold finger (three cents a day). Then the protagonist instantly bursts into tears and waves his hand, saying, I will raise the stepmother's child. At this point, the protagonist appears to help spread Bafang's name to the world! Banggeng's tuition is only two and a half yuan, and the protagonist bought a Chinese language book and a math book second-hand from someone else for three yuan (I just checked, a Chinese book is about 10 cents, and rice is 15 cents per pound)...
To be honest, the book is a good book. The author's writing style is good and the details are well described, which makes people feel deeply involved. However, life is too hard! Living in reality is already tiring enough, and I don't want to read a novel that is so painful! It's not that it doesn't look good, it's that I can't stand it. Come on, author!
Apart from complaining and giving negative reviews, I rarely rate an article before it is finished. This article is excellent! The use of gold fingers is reasonable, the conception is rigorous, and the realism factor is high. The story is also strong. I give you a thumbs up! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 The male protagonist takes one step and thinks three steps, and every step is steady!