Planting Trees at Saihanba in the 1980S
年代，我在塞罕坝种树
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 585k Words
- Genre
- Rural Life
- Subgenre
- Male-Channel Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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262Chapters
296Reads
7.1Score
24Listens
101.4kReads · all time
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It's pretty good-looking. Can the other heroine be Tan Xuemei? Tan Xuemei is in too much trouble and has too many things going on around her.
This novel is pretty good among similar fan novels. Many authors of this TV series fan novel follow the same plot. This will make the protagonist seem dull and stupid. He knows that leaving will be detrimental to him, but does not change. It will make people feel that the protagonist is not as good as the original novel. The author of this novel generally follows the original novel, but the main line of the plot is basically a second creation, and it is still a realistic novel. It will be more comfortable to read and there will not be so many bad plots.
Good. It's much better than some people who come to the bureau and talk about how to plant it without even visiting Saihanba. You can speed up the process, but you can't skip it, or the idea won't make money. If you don't go to the forum, you'll just talk about how to plant it. What's the difference between it and Lao Wu?
This book is well written, more realistic, not so outrageous, and has a strong sense of connection.
Come on, don't care about other people's opinions and write according to your own ideas. I read it this day and it's very good.
No system? How hard it is to be on the dam!
The writing is very good, there is not much violence, and it fits the era. Although the first 100 chapters are more daily, if you don't like it, you can read it faster. Generally speaking, the protagonist's behavior is very good, a bit like a TV series that describes many people. The heroine is Tan Xuemei, which is also very good. Meng Yue's words also have a good ending. After all, I have read more than a dozen books on Tomato, and they are mostly by Meng Yue. It is good to be able to write about Tan Xuemei. Overall, it is not bad.
Among "The Most Beautiful Youth", it's worth watching. It's not a cool novel, and it doesn't follow the original work at all.
Back in time, another day of coarse tea and light wine. The anger is very low, and the days are fulfilled. It is like an older person whispering to his past.
A very good chronicle. The narrative is rigorous, neither urgent nor slow, and relatively reasonable. I feel that it has surpassed most chronicles. It is a fine product.