Transmigrate to See a Different World

The author Miaoshou Renxin is from the Northeast, and even the plot design is a Northeastern stew. I have to say that although it is stewed randomly, it does not affect the three-dimensional shape of the pig's feet. Apart from being able to give birth to a pig's trotters, she is also proficient in playing, playing, playing, playing, chess, calligraphy, painting, eating, drinking, having fun, and is proficient in everything. Fellow Taoists don't need to use their brains to read. Miaoshou Renxin's literary accomplishments are very good. Already following.

The description of the Northeast in the 1990s is very accurate, the characters are not stereotyped, and it is beautiful. This book takes the development of the times as the main line, telling the protagonist's career, love, friendship and family ties, and expounding his own views through some things in order to resonate with everyone. The protagonist has three correct views, is affectionate, is not confused about major matters, and has a patriotic heart. Northeastern people run Northeastern affairs. Northeastern people are straightforward and enthusiastic, not hypocritical or pretentious. In this book, you can learn more about Northeastern customs and taste them carefully. Slowly understand.

I came here from the book Miracle Doctor. That one was pretty good but I didn't stick with it. The rating of this book is far lower than that one, but this one was very smooth to read and there was no lag. I really like the background, characters and plot settings of the story. The most important thing is that there are no men and women licking dogs. There is a saying in the Northeast that chasing a man is not a business. I really can't stand the plot of a cheap guy trying to rush up.

It can be seen that the author works hard and the writing is smooth. Like it👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Recommended, the author has a real life and is relevant.

There are no fine print at all. There are very few authors like this.

It sounds good and is a good book, a must read.

It looks good. People from the Northeast and things in the Northeast look better the further back they go.

I miss the 5-star urban cool articles from more than 10 years ago

A very good book, worthy of five stars