
Reborn in the 1970S: Starting as an Educated Youth in the Great Northern Wilderness
重生70年代,从北大荒知青开始
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- Completed
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- 586k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Starting My Escape from the Village in the Educated Youth Era
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It's pretty good. If it can go to Yanjing to develop in the future, it will definitely look better.
Once you read the novel, it is really good. Let's change to a female protagonist. It would be a pity if she missed it, but why would the male protagonist look back? A good horse never turns back.
An unprecedented way of writing, very exciting, but the update is a bit slow
It's very good, and the writing is also very realistic. There are not many books where a few high-ranking girls know the truth and chase the protagonist. The protagonist is still aloof and cold, and smiles like a dragon king, which is really numb. It feels like the whole world is revolving around him. The reality is that none of the high-ranking girls can like you. Unless you have high means.
It is worth appreciating. The author worked hard to portray all aspects of that era. The male protagonist is calm and capable, and his appearance is comparable to that of readers. Judging from the feedback, the female characters currently appearing are not loved by readers. They have no responsibility, no gratitude, and no interaction with pig feet. The only long-term interaction is taking the train, [laughing], then This era is red and passionate, and the map was changed a little hastily. Obviously the author should have no outline, because I didn't see the main line. Pig's Foot went back to hometown, and the plot was not developed. The exploration degree is 1%, and the preliminary preparation work was wasted. Now Pig's Foot has entered the city, and I look forward to the follow-up development. Is Pig's Foot going to be an engineering major or a liberal arts? Is it politics or literature? (What readers of period novels want to read is experience, a sense of involvement, small gains and losses, going from weak to strong, making up for regrets, not spreading the beans into an army and making waves. I want to see the fantasy side of this, and finally answer a question from the author) [Like][Like][Like][Like]
Although there are many flaws, such as being very cowardly and ignorant when he first came to the capital, being surprised by his own identity, and wishing he could wait for a few years to get divorced, it is still very good to simply get better slowly.
Hello, author! First of all, please don't be nervous. I'm not here to urge you to update it, because I believe that I can see its ending in my lifetime. Please write carefully, it doesn't matter how long you write, as long as you don't give up and don't get lost, everything will not be a problem. I will wait with your loyal readers. I admire your writing style very much, which is both humorous and profound. To put it bluntly, if you are included in the article, you are a senior performer, and I am the audience who appreciates the video. Your performance has reached a fascinating level. Just like Jian Han's state of watching "The Fifteen Days of Leohard", every time I watch one more episode, there will be one less episode. I want to watch it but can't let it go. The contradictory and complicated emotions drive me crazy. I was just a bored idler, and I clicked on this novel aimlessly, saying that I had no intention of finishing it, but you succeeded in making me "half" finish it. Now, I can only express my emotions! Only by leaving a message in the comments can I stabilize my mood at this moment. With a sense of luck, I hope you can see it. Come on, author, I look forward to every "next chapter" of yours. Your dear readers
Literary people have been sentimental since ancient times, let's talk about the great writers in modern times, Lao She, Shen Congwen, and even Xu Zhimo and April Day's love is reflected in it. It is normal for the protagonist to waver in front of marriage. Marriage is always the result of trade-offs. A talented man will naturally hesitate in front of a beautiful woman. The three female characters who appear have their own merits. If you choose Wen, you may be a sweet pet. If you choose Li, it may be officialdom+daily life. After all, Li's character is not very serious in the first place. If you choose the king, you will probably develop your own career. This is a novel that is very close to reality. Good luck to the author.
The content is relatively novel, so as long as the heroine is not Li, I don't think it's a big problem, because the character you gave Li Jian earlier is not very likable, and it is not recommended to be with Li (in the end, it depends on the author's consideration), and it is even less recommended to have multiple female protagonists. In those days, having multiple female protagonists was afraid of messing up the relationship between men and women. I've read a lot of novels, but now that I've read them, I think they're pretty good. (More content would be better hahaha) Best wishes!
Generally speaking, the story is relatively compact and the plot is fascinating. Of course, the details are not in keeping with the times. For example, when going to the countryside, your household registration will be transferred to the production team where you work, and you will not keep your original city. The food relationship is the same. There is a transfer order when you return to the city. The household registration and food relationship are transferred together. I originally wanted to give it four or three stars, but there aren't many books that I can read. I would like to encourage you with a five-star review.