1958: Opening an Online Store Across Time
年代1958：跨时空开网店
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 259k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I loved listening to my grandparents tell stories about their youth when I was little. Later, after researching a lot of materials, I decided to write it down. If there are any inaccuracies, please be kind and forgiving. Thank you!
Writing a book is not easy, so I'll give it a good review first. Adding a negative review: While wish-fulfillment stories can be set in modern times, the historical period must be respected. Don't make things messy. For example, a time traveler arrogantly boasts of superpowers and promotes feudal superstitions.
Actually, if the protagonist were older, he could become a mountain runner, the kind of itinerant merchant who travels through mountain villages with a packhorse, buying oil, salt, rice, and flour from an online store and exchanging them for mountain goods. In those days, it wasn't illegal, and the protagonist could bring supplies home.
The story is heartwarming, the protagonist's special abilities are used reasonably, it has a sense of the era, and it depicts hardships and struggles, but it's not dull or depressing to read. It deserves five stars. The only downside is that the protagonist is a bit thin. Keep updating, I'm rooting for you!
Having read historical fiction for many years, this is the only novel that genuinely portrays a rural setting and encourages hard work; it deserves praise. Other novels depict characters unwilling to work and finding ways to avoid labor, or they've just finished their tasks and gloss over them.
If the older brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his younger brother? It only makes the younger brother seem presumptuous. And it's true, the older brother is in poor health; he needs to rest more. The younger brother's urging is wrong; it's harming the older brother's health.
The social problems are very real... It exposes a group of hypocritical and despicable people that others dare not write about.
The writing is relatively objective and in line with the national conditions at the time. It is true that the farmers at that time made a huge contribution to the development of the country.
It's written very realistically. Even though the captain and the protagonist are working for the benefit of the brigade, someone still reports them because of personal grudges. It really shows how unpredictable people's hearts are. Surviving in that era was not easy. There were difficult conditions, but even more unpredictable human hearts.
Good, keep up the good work!