
I Transmigrated into a Funeral Hall from the Start, Then Took Down the Vile Ones Sent to the Countryside
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Transmigrate to the 1970s: From the Start, They Try to Strip Me of My Inheritance穿越七零,开局就被吃绝户Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's pretty good. Although there were some awful grandmothers and family members in the beginning, there weren't many awful ones after they left. Every novel has its villains, so I'm used to it. The other plot points were quite good, and I even found my family. The only downside is that the updates are a bit slow.
Five stars. Overall, it's very good. The plot is decent. The only downside is the beginning with the uncle and grandfather's family; it gets better after they go to the countryside! Overall, it's quite realistic.
The protagonist is only 16 and already has a girlfriend, which seems a bit early. Secondly, he's a little too good to his younger sister. Taking advantage of his social media presence, he treats her like a princess, which wasn't appropriate for that era.
The 57 photos are pretty good so far, and there haven't been many arguments or drama. They're quite nice.
The protagonist's life, as depicted by the author, transcends the limitations of his era, embracing a free and unrestrained existence. It's not that the author wrote poorly, but rather that the constraints of that time prevented such a lifestyle from being sustainable and would likely lead to disaster.
It suits my taste, I think it's worth buying. More updates coming soon, 5 stars for now! Looking forward to the future... The updates are too slow. I've been keeping it on my bookshelf for so long and there's only this much content. I've almost forgotten what happened before.
Well written; decisiveness and ruthlessness should be like this.
I read the latest chapter in one go and it was pretty good, no major flaws. As for saying it's too good, well, there's nothing wrong with that. After all, it has a system, superpowers, can heal, and is strong in combat. The premise is there; it can't possibly continue with the story of experiencing life today, eating only coarse food and such. PS: This is just my personal opinion; discussion is welcome.
After reading historical fiction for over a year, I've noticed that many protagonists lack the spirit and drive of that era! Their actions are always driven by a desire for perfection.
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