I Transmigrated to 1961 and Nearly Starved to Death
穿越六一差点被饿死
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- 1.0M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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Keep it up! 😊 This book had a slightly difficult start, and the age is a bit too young, around 15 or 16, which I think is just right. It makes everything easier. Write more in this book. The start of my last book was too amazing, making it harder to write later. This one is more realistic. Don't abandon it! Update more often. Keep it up! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Why don't you go find your own sister?
Has the author of this book read "Rebirth: The Shaking of the Eight Directions"?
It's not bad. The plot borrows some elements from "Rebirth... Shaking the Eight Directions," but I just like this kind of book.
It's written very well so far; I hope the author won't disappoint readers later on. Renting a house in the 1970s cost two hundred yuan; the author is treating the readers like fools.
Goodness, starting a harem at twelve years old? That's absolutely mind-blowing in historical fiction. Many aspects don't quite fit the era, but it's not too bad. The major flaw is that the protagonist is only twelve years old, has a mother figure, and then his sisters fall in love with him. What kind of harem are you talking about at twelve years old, especially in the 1960s?
Hmm, that's quite interesting; it brought back a lot of memories! 😏
This book is well-written, especially the plot device, which is very well-developed and contributes to the story's progression. The character relationships and their handling are also very smooth. Recommended.
The writing is decent, quite original. Personally, I feel that the family reunion part is unnecessary. If you're alone, you can do whatever you want without any worries. At most, you just need to find your sister. Whether you stay or leave, you can go wherever you want.
Don't complain about being poor, no one will give you money; don't complain about being tired, no one will help you; don't cry, nobody cares; don't give up, nobody wants you to win; don't rely on others, only yourself is truly reliable; don't beg, others are waiting to see you fail; don't fall on hard times, a bunch of people are waiting to kick you when you're down; don't bow your head, there's…