I Have a Golden Fishing Ground in 1984
我在1984有个黄金渔场
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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541Chapters
522Reads · 30 days
197kReads · all time
8.7Score
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This book is great, why is nobody reading it?
Yes, "I Had a Home in 1982" is similar to this. Is the author using the pseudonym "Eggshell"? Very lifelike, great job, author! 👍👍👍
The author portrays Yang Jianshe as someone who adapts quickly to the new era, possesses a deep love for his hometown, and strives to develop the strength of both his community and his surroundings with the mindset of an ordinary person, working hard to create a better living environment for those around him. The story uses small details to illustrate larger themes, making it very relatable. Highly recommended for readers born in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.
The opening has a slightly clichéd science fiction feel, but as the plot unfolds, the story of the fishing village is revealed, and the interactions between various characters from different walks of life fill the reader with anticipation for the novel… Keep it up, author! The score for this work is a bit low; it should be above nine points. 👍
While some details were a bit verbose, the overall story is good, and the author has a great attitude. It criticizes the ugly phenomena in society while also expressing the ideal of common prosperity. Common prosperity is a beautiful ideal, and it certainly needs a leader like the protagonist who truly treats the people as family.
This book, while having some minor flaws, has a good thematic structure, excellent writing style, and a strong sense of realism. For some reason, it hasn't attracted many readers, as evidenced by the chapter comments. Compared to *Full Metal Shell: I Had a Home in 1982*, this book is much more readable. Its biggest flaw is probably the rushed ending, likely due to the limited readership. It's a pity for such a good book; in my opinion, it deserves a rating of around 9.2.
The author possesses a profound cultural and historical background, and writes with delicate strokes. The detailed descriptions of rural fishing villages in the 1980s are incredibly rich, suggesting the author likely experienced that era firsthand.
It's great! I love reading stories that depict everyday life in such a delicate way; the interspersed little stories are quite interesting.
It's alright. I just want to know, he's only been around for 30-odd years 🤔 Why doesn't the guy go back to his hometown from 2018 to visit? 👀
It's pretty good. It has the feel of "I Had a Home in 1982." I strongly suspect it's a shell casing disguised as a home; wearing it back and forth gives it the same feel, and the plot also follows the same direction.