Transmigrating to the Modern Era: I Haul Supplies Home by the Armload
穿越现代，我哐哐往家搬物资
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- Completed
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- 448k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Transmigrate and Make a Fortune on the Quiet穿越之闷声发大财Alternate title on Fanqie
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Among similar themes, this one is quite simple and heartwarming, although it has some flaws. For example, the reason why meat and vegetables could be sold at high prices to modern people in the past was because of the different taste. So, if you buy modern feed-fed meat for them, they could actually taste the difference.
The story is very engaging, and the characters are very humane. Unlike other books where the death of parents leads to being exploited by relatives, the characters in this book support and help each other, working together to build a good life.
Many period dramas and rural life stories focus on life in northern China, but this book is a refreshing change. It presents the local customs and culture of Guangdong in a calm and unhurried tone. The whole book is peaceful and heartwarming, with friendly family and villagers. There's no scheming or backstabbing. The female protagonist leads her family steadily through the tides of social change, displaying a magnanimous and insightful character.
Why is such a good novel rated so low? It's rare to find a novel that writes about people from Guangdong. I'm very satisfied.
I absolutely love this book. Unlike some overly simplistic and exaggerated feel-good novels, this book beautifully portrays family, friendship, and hometown sentiment amidst the ordinary days and mundane routines. The pages are filled with warmth and love, unlike some novels that are consistently awful. It also features innocent childlike fun and local customs. After reading so many period dramas set in Northeast China, this Southern-style period drama feels refreshingly unique.
The only downside to this book is that it's too short. Why didn't they add more padding? They could easily have made it two million words long. At first, I wasn't planning to read it because there were so few words in the whole article. But after hesitating a few times, I read it anyway. I gave it a perfect score after watching it.
It's indeed well-written. Although there are many inaccuracies in terms of the actual historical period, it's a fictional world, so it's plausible. Most importantly, I've read many historical fiction stories set in the North, such as Beijing, and most are set in the Northeast. This is the first time I've seen a historical fiction story set in the South, which is quite good.
Great read! The author's writing is delicate yet not exaggerated, the storyline is rich, and every character is vividly and fully described. Each character's introduction is accompanied by a small story that lays the groundwork for the female lead's career. Most importantly, despite including so much family drama, the theme doesn't stray!
It's a good read. To my knowledge, I haven't found any major flaws yet. The author's pacing is good, with no dragging parts, and the atmosphere is warm. The wealth-building scenarios are also varied. The only drawback is that the transition between the modern era and the 1980s isn't very clear, making it a little difficult to follow along while listening.
A pretty good story. The female protagonist comes from a poor family; her parents died in an accident, leaving behind a young sister who is still very young. Fearing for her sister's survival, she prays to Buddha for help. Through a series of events, she is able to travel between the present and the future, trading goods to earn money to support her family.