I Opened My Eyes in 1988: A Crumbling Mud House and Two Motherless Kids

The writing is heartwarming, and the everyday family life is not cliché. The protagonist is not invincible from the start. The female lead's dual soul fusion is indeed abrupt, but it is still readable. Although many parts feel a bit awkward due to the writing style, the flaws do not outweigh the merits.

It looks great so far; personally, I think it's one of the best historical fiction novels so far! I've been reading until 2 AM without even realizing it! The middle part was a bit scary! Yingying turned into Juanjuan! Another point of contention is what Juanjuan said at the end, that she and Yingying were of one mind... What?! We haven't figured it out yet.

That's really true; it's very authentic, the language is simple and unadorned, and it's a book written by someone from Northwest China. It's quite good. The updates are too slow; good books are easier to read quickly and at a more focused pace.

I met a 30-year-old woman online. We've been chatting for over half a year and it's always been great. Today she suggested we meet in person. I hesitated and said, "You have a family, it doesn't feel right." But she said, "It's okay, we can just be friends." So I agreed. Yin asked for a photo; she looked quite pretty. She lived not far from my city, and we arranged to meet at a bubble tea shop.

Good review out of habit! How to describe this book? It's like seeing golden waves of wheat in autumn from afar, but upon closer inspection, you see a tangled mess of weeds. The words have power, but the author seems to struggle a bit with the writing.

I've read several of the author's reincarnation novels, and they're all excellent. They're relatable and capture the essence of that era's culture. I especially recommend "Suddenly Awakening to the Day Before My Pregnant Wife's Death." I'm looking forward to this book and will definitely read it to the end.

**(Little Cutie) Update quickly! This is what rebirth should be like! All those space systems are just for those who can't take care of themselves.**

Upon seeing the name Gaoya Town, I immediately thought of a novel I had read before featuring a protagonist named He Ning. The tone and dialect were identical. I quickly checked the author's profile—ah, no wonder it was written by the same person! Five stars!

A very interesting book, worth reading!

It's quite impressive that a Gansu native could write such a realistic and truthful piece. Among lesser-known authors, this is excellent. Many young people write things that are simply appalling. 😄😄😄