
Reborn in 1984: A Warm Home with My Wife and Kids
重生1984老婆孩子热炕头
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- Ongoing
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- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 1d ago
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- Back to 1984: From the Start in the Northeast, I Take Down a Huge Wild Boar重回84东北开局干死一头大野猪Alternate title on Fanqie
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Finally, a book that doesn't feature a wife-beating rebirth story! What kind of rubbish has he been writing lately? He got a bearskin from his own sister's house, sold it for several thousand, but only gave his sister 300.
It's a story about everyday life, told in a simple and unpretentious style, without too many upsetting flaws. Its tranquility makes it very relaxing to read.
This is a very good, wonderful, and meticulously detailed book. The author's writing is superb. It's truly a down-to-earth and grounded work, without being superficial. It's rare to find such a comforting read. Definitely worth reading.
This is a true rural-themed novel. The protagonist is simple and unpretentious, yet he silently dedicates himself to the happiness of his family, vividly portraying rural life in the 1980s. It lacks fancy language but is rich in the everyday life and warmth of rural life. I hope the author continues to improve and doesn't stray from the original theme.
The book is quite enjoyable to read, with no major flaws; it's a very good book.
It's so realistic, I really love it. It's just like the rural life I remember. The local dialect is so authentic 🤦 It brings back so many childhood memories. The food descriptions are so tempting, though I could never eat those things as a child; we only got to have such a feast during Chinese New Year.
It's very realistic, five stars! Unlike many novels, it's either too exaggerated or too melodramatic. Nice…
This authentic Northeastern rural life video made me so hungry and homesick. I only ever visited the Northeastern countryside during my elementary school summer and winter vacations. Roasted corn, potatoes and eggplant mixed with homemade soybean paste, scallions, and chili peppers—it smelled amazing! I haven't had it in years, I miss it so much!
I've read more than half of it. No cheat codes, no cheat codes, no billions in assets, no world's richest person. It's just farming, hunting, and occasionally making a little money. It's not the kind of wish-fulfillment story, which is pretty good. On Taobao, this is considered a good story. It's purely about making a living off the land and water.
It's well-written; it doesn't start by portraying the whole family as enemies or relatives as constantly sabotaging each other.