Transmigrated to Ancient China's Loess Plateau: Farming and Family Life

This is a history of blood and tears of the poorest people in the northwest. It is supposed to be a tragic song, but the author uses beautiful brushwork and relaxed and humorous local language to portray the characters in a full and full way and convey positive energy. The heroine has a golden finger in the logistics warehouse, but she does not use these physical reserves to kill everyone. Instead, she uses the golden finger of knowledge learned in her previous life to save diseases caused by barren land - endemic diseases. In the words of the author, they are diseases of poverty, common in ancient and modern times! From diagnosing and treating personal incurable diseases, to collective venereal diseases in a place, to national diseases, step by step, the heroine not only has high medical quality, but also has higher character (people without money do not take anything; rich people do not take anything for themselves), have great love, and can become a saint. It's a pity that such an excellent work has such a low rating. The author has really spent time concentrating on the geography, products, language, customs and customs of the northwest, making this article full of life and the characters vivid and exciting. 👍👍👍👍

To be honest, I was attracted by the name of the novel. There are too many time travels and rebirths. The novels are all about working hard in big cities, or close to big cities. Only this novel is actually set in the Loess Plateau. To be honest, I was attracted by the name of the novel. There are too many... There are so many time travels and rebirths. The novels are all about working in big cities, or places close to big cities. Only this novel is actually set in the Loess Plateau, which is still a barren place. The author hopes that beautiful flowers can bloom in this place, so I support it!

The farming articles I usually read mostly focus on the Northeast. This is the first time I read the articles about traveling through the Northwest. It's good-looking and simple, and you can see the author's deep love for his hometown in the northwest (I should write about my hometown). The characters are well portrayed, and each character's image has a sense of painting. I really like this kind of down-to-earth, simple and unpretentious farmers, who make humane sacrifices and perseverance for the sake of their family's life, and the changes and persistence they make for the construction and beauty of their hometown. Big thumbs up for the author👍👍, come on, I hope to produce more good books.

There are too few updates, but the writing is quite good. There are not many great relatives, and the family helps each other and is happy.

Although the protagonist is too capable, what is commendable is that he has a sincere heart for the country and the people. Even small people have the possibility to change history. The work relies on dialects, Xintianyou, Qinqiang and a large number of folk customs to give the work a strong northwest flavor. Today, when Mandarin is promoted, downplaying dialects is the mainstream. However, without dialects, would there still be so many different styles of opera performing arts? Are there so many regional cultures? I remember Qiong Yao regretfully recalling: When she was in middle school, Qiong Yao was proud of the fact that she spoke Mandarin the best and she was always the school announcer. After entering the society, she found that she had no fellow villagers, because she could not get the recognition of the fellow villagers with her local accent, which was equivalent to losing her roots. It's a pity that the unique local accent of Hunan people was lost in the announcer's satisfaction! In addition, the author is relatively familiar with rural life and has more life experience than ordinary writers. He has rural life skills such as composting and grafting at his fingertips. The numerous details make the work have distinctive northwest rural characteristics. I believe the author will write better and better! Come on👏

After reading a novel about medical time travel and rebirth, I came to the conclusion that "the most difficult disease to treat in the world is poverty." I have read a lot of Northeastern literature, especially novels from the Northwest. The wretchedness of Sky High and Emperor Yuan is very well developed, and you don't have to go to Beijing to appeal all the time. The landforms in the northwest look like pine leaves from satellite images. In ancient times, it was difficult to travel through those hills and ravines. It is so difficult to imagine. The only shortcoming of this book is that it uses too much dialect grammar (but it also needs parentheses to explain the vernacular). There are many things that don't make sense when listening to the book, and when reading the book, you will intuitively skip many words. The plot development route and the sadistic, touching, and funny elements interspersed throughout it are all very interesting. I look forward to new works.

There are not many articles about the Northwest, but the writing is very good. It allows people to understand the customs and customs of the Northwest, including the language, food, living habits, etc. The descriptions are very specific. The life needs of the people at the bottom are also very real, and the heroine is also a down-to-earth person who works hard. The best ones are the kind who don't live their own lives well, always want to take other people's things to their own house, pick out things from inside and out, these are considered the best relatives, and the second aunt is this kind of person. After the old lady's son died, it was normal for her to be angry at others, but her daughter-in-law was beaten to the point of losing her dignity, so she was considered an evil mother-in-law. Next is the poisonous spot in my eyes 1. The second aunt sold her family's house to build a house for her parents' family. The second aunt was forced to death, and the second uncle returned fifty taels of silver to his mother's family. Alas, honest people are not so honest. You might as well say thank you, the old Zhao family, for solving this woman for our old Ji family. 2. Huang Daopo's cleansing, saying that this person will take away his sister and defraud his family of food. There isn't much need to clear his name. Instead of killing him, just retaliate or not have any contact with him. Fortunately, this also helped her establish a positive image of helping women. Not to mention how miserable she is, who has an easy life?

A very wonderful novel that helps the poor people on the Loess Plateau improve their lives step by step. Not only does he have compassion for others, but he also has a down-to-earth ambition. Although there are many characters, this is indeed the case, and both the simple friendships and acrimony between rural people are vividly depicted. I hope the author can continue writing, don't take too big steps, and just develop slowly. [Top post][Note]

I really like the author's writing style. It's humorous and the way relatives complain about each other is also very warm. Only those who have a good relationship can complain about each other. This is also an atmosphere that many families don't have [Like]

The chosen topic is very novel and the language is particularly interesting. Although the gold finger is relatively large, it does not violate the theme. The family is very harmonious and very positive! Good article. Some details still need to be improved.