An Ordinary Man Reborn in the ’80s: His Goals Are College and a Government Job
俗人重生八零：目标考大学，当官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 624k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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308Chapters
67Reads · 30 days
84.7kReads · all time
6.6Score
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They separated from the family once, and I was even threatened afterwards...
The author is quite something. The entire piece is about interpersonal relationships and social skills, lacking the impulsive passion of youth. While it might seem pathetic at first glance, it's actually full of the shrewdness and wisdom of middle age. The more you read, the more impressive it becomes.
The author's reckless and unconventional approach to navigating officialdom, written in a surreal style, resonates deeply with me. Art originates from life but transcends it. Although the ending was a bit rushed, it was ultimately a happy ending. And it filled in all the plot holes.
It's better than many historical fiction novels, logical, and the money-making speed isn't overly overpowered. Overall, it's definitely a rare gem on Tomato's platform. It gets better and better the more you watch it. The face-slapping moments are also very logical, and it's not just for the sake of being entertaining. So far, apart from the somewhat rushed time-travel plot at the beginning, it's really good. Sigh, I'm almost catching up with it, I'm so anxious.
Although it ended abruptly, it must be said that it was still very well written.
Very realistic, logically sound, not a mindless wish-fulfillment story.
Writing a book is not easy, so positive reviews are encouraging.
Well written, keep it up!
The logic is decent, it's not overly idealistic or mindless, and it's grounded in reality; the only downside is the lack of updates.
It looks great, I'm very satisfied.