Transmigrating to the Past: Grind Your Way Up from a Mountain Village
穿越年代：卷！从小山村开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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26Reads · 30 days
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It's really good! I especially love the female lead's personality—she's not a saint but has empathy, she doesn't cause trouble but also doesn't compromise herself! The seven female educated youths are great too; they're not jealous of others.
Very engaging, I've been reading this far in one go. The story is excellent, focusing on practical actions and down-to-earth moments in rural life—a rare find in period fiction. Most period novels are basically just about waiting patiently for the college entrance exam, then leaving to collect various items through a system, or scavenging treasures at a junkyard—it's all too common.
It's so beautiful, I love it!
Through repeated plot conflicts, the protagonist transforms from a slacker into a responsible and capable individual. The plot develops smoothly and favorably; a good book. I predict the male lead should appear soon. My suggestion to the author is to consider developing a career in the commune or county government. Alternatively, he could become the director of a machinery factory, developing agricultural machinery.
I like this kind of female lead; she's great at building her career, and it's even better without a romantic partner 🤭
Keep it up, try to give it a happy ending, don't let it end abruptly 😘
One step after another, it turns out that female educated youth can also shine and lead people towards a happy tomorrow; it turns out that educated youth can also serve as village party secretaries.
Next time I write a book, I'll do some research. Did they have 20 back then?
Well written, keep it up! 😄😄😄
Five stars! Don't abandon this project! 😏