
Reborn in 1976: Leading the Whole Village to Prosperity
重生76,带领全村吃肉奔小康
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Except for the first 10 or so chapters, which are a bit confusing, there is also the marriage exchange, poor Ruoruo. The back ones are okay. Although the current plot of slap in the face is not very exciting, it is not bad, at least I can finish it. Why is it that the more I write, the more I start to disgust my book friends?
I give myself a five-star review. This is a group portrait novel. Everyone is very three-dimensional, with advantages and disadvantages, their own interests, and different positions.
Not bad, it's my type
It's a good book. It feels like I'm back when I was a kid.
I finally found a good book [laughing][laughing][laughing] The characters in the book are somewhat close to real-world examples. There is no intrigue and intrigue, but there is much support from the villagers and the torment of him leading everyone to fight against heaven and earth. Interspersed with family affection and friendship, the master-disciple relationship is a good book worth reading [laughing]
Very good! The author is close to life and allows us to understand the rich customs and customs of the past, so that the time travel will not be too abrupt! Like it! [Like][Like][Like][Like]
It tells the story of a reborn man who saves the fate of his relatives and leads his hometown and like-minded friends to get rich together. Emphasis on love and justice, wisdom and kindness! The beginning may feel a little underwhelming but it makes sense! The storyline has ups and downs, and the various situations all over the world are very attractive! There are some flaws, such as the 8000 Dongfeng car. How could there be more than 3000 computers in 1979 that are harmless! The emotional line is also described at the end! Recommend
It has a sense of the times and is very exciting. Li Xiangdong led the whole village to make a fortune, experienced many crises and turned dangers into safety, and changed the fate of everyone that he could not change in his previous life. This may be the meaning of his rebirth. I look forward to the author's next book.
Very well written! Like! Like! Like! There are degenerate and shining mortals in it, ordinary people who are greedy for pleasure, glory and wealth, and soldiers who are desperate in the face of national justice. They have no hesitation when the country is surviving. The most touching thing is that it is the main thread of patriotism from beginning to end. It is completely different from the maximization of interests and looking after money when you have money in many books. This is a book that we ordinary people should read!
Not bad, cheers for the author