
Starting in 1977, Beginning in Kaoshan Village
年代1977,从靠山屯开始
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- Ongoing
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 1977: Hunting in the Mountains and Marrying a Female Educated Youth1977,赶山打猎娶女知青Alternate title on Fanqie
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The book is well-written and realistic. There's no bear that survives five or six shots, nor a cannonball that can charge at people even after being shot multiple times. It's plausible that the character doesn't have a system or spatial ability; spending four or five days in the mountains hunting and returning home is more realistic. Where did this neighboring novel come from?
It's really well-written; it treats the readers like Japanese people, which might be good for those who are content with their lives and want to feel a bit more stifled.
Wow! 🙂 Chapter 87 and they still haven't split up the family, which only makes it more difficult. This book is so good! My blood pressure is soaring!
The writing has a strong sense of the era, a rich Northeastern flavor, and is full of detailed descriptions and local dialect. The author's writing skills are strong, and the emotions are rich and delicate. The style is unique and captivating, definitely worth reading! I hope the author maintains this style and updates frequently.
I read from the very first chapter to the point of urging for more updates in the shortest amount of time. This is the first time I've ever read a time-travel novel at such a speed, and it's a truly captivating book! 😊 I remember when I first started reading, the rating was 7.9, But by the time I read the urging for more updates, it had risen to 8.6. So, well-written novels are always popular with readers! 😊 Keep up the good work, author!
I've read up to chapter 216 so far. This is my first time reading this type of novel, and even though I haven't read the original work, I think it's a good read.
This author has a good understanding of the customs and dialects of Northeast China, and writes quite realistically. However, the details of hunting could be a bit more detailed, and it's not like he can always find prey every time he goes up the mountain. For example, bears and tigers each have their own territory, and a tiger has a territory of dozens of miles.
It's well-written, but it's already chapter 222 and the female lead is still nowhere to be seen! It's driving me crazy. The only potential female lead hasn't had much interaction with her... So I gave it four stars. 🤦
Historical fiction, especially rural fiction, deserves an 8 out of 10 for capturing the essence of rural life. This book, however, also manages to achieve a sense of absurd humor, easily earning a 9. The opening family conflicts are melodramatic and addictive, but once you get through them, the satisfying resolution is incredibly cathartic.
It's alright, very realistic and down-to-earth, but it's not exactly a "feel-good" story. The protagonist is always frustrated; it's been a hundred chapters and there's still no decent retaliation. He's being treated like dirt. No, even if it's meant to keep you in suspense, it's been dragging on for far too long, considering it's a Tomato (a famous Taiwanese writer) novel. However, it's definitely a high-quality work.