
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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- 3.9M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 2d ago
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- Fanqie
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It's a good book. It's written very realistically. There's no blind bear who can't die even after being shot five or six times, and there's no cannon egg that can hit someone's head after being shot no matter how many times. It has no system and no space. It's only reasonable to stay in the mountains for four or five days and hunt for prey. Where did the novel next door come from? I went out in the morning and pulled two or three wild boars home before it was dark. I wish I could be more decisive in dealing with relationships. I keep pestering the person I hate and make a written statement and put my fingerprints on it, but there is nothing wrong with writing it this way. People are afraid of words these days, especially the name of filial piety.
Haohao [smile] Chapter 87 has not separated the family yet, and it has made the separation more difficult. This book ✍🏻 is so good that it makes my blood pressure soar.
The writing is really good, treating the readers as if they were Japanese. Those who live a happy life can read more to make themselves feel more depressed.
The sense of age is very strong, the Northeastern style is rich, the details are well described, and the local language is rich. The author's writing skills are strong and his emotions are rich and delicate. Unique style, fascinating and worth a look! I hope the author maintains the style and updates as soon as possible.
It took the shortest time to read the update from the first chapter. This is the first time I have read a time-travel novel at such a speed. It is such a good book that people can't put it down 😊 I remember that when I first read it, the rating was 7.9. When I read the update, the rating was 8.6. Therefore, readers will like to read well-written novels😊Thank you to the author!
I have read Chapter 216 so far. This is my first time reading a novel of this type. I think this novel is good for those who have never read the original work.
This author has a good understanding of the customs, habits and dialects of the Northeast. What he writes is more realistic, that is, the details of hunting are more detailed, and don't catch prey every time you go up the mountain. You are like a bear and a tiger. Every bear fights in the mountain and the boss of the king controls the territory. A tiger would have a territory of dozens of miles. He said that he would go up the mountain to find a bear and find a tiger. I felt it was as simple as going up the mountain to break off a leaf. I only read about his book, but I never got through it. I had that immersive feeling. I give this author a thumbs up.
The writing is quite good, but it's already been 222 chapters and I still don't see the heroine. I'm really sad. The only one is suspected to be the heroine, and the two don't communicate much. . . . So I gave it four stars [face covering]
Period novels, especially rural novels, are worth 8 points if they can write a rural atmosphere. This book also has a sense of absurd comedy and it is worth 9 points. The family conflicts in the beginning are very bloody and over-the-top, but after getting over it, the relief of resolving the conflicts is very refreshing. Many scenes make people laugh out loud. It is also quite interesting to write about the parents' short-term nonsense. Let's wait and see if it collapses later. I will book it with 9 points for the time being. Most of the people who gave this book negative reviews were because the beginning was too frustrating. After reading it patiently, you will know how miserable those few people were punished. However, around chapter 500, the wealth began to expand, the map was changed, and there was no hunting or mountain climbing. It was quite puzzling. As a hindsight, the author shortened the initial scene with a hostile mood and immediately revealed the conflict, which may keep many readers to continue reading. Then the hunting process in the middle was too brainless. The bear hunting was just like playing. It was over in a few clicks. After the hunting, I didn't say how much I had in savings. I couldn't wait to change the map until I got rich overnight. I feel like it was written It collapsed, and many readers ran away after reading it. The relationship scenes were also quite useless. There was not much written about the heroine after she took off her disguise and the post-marriage process. It was another shortcoming. The male protagonist had no golden fingers in the first place. He also let the good brothers and his family take all the fun spots. It was really unbearable for me to get cheated on. Just thinking about it made me angry. I changed it to three stars. What a pity for this book.
Full of Northeastern flavor, it describes the living habits of the villagers in Northeastern villages in a simple way, and also exposes the greed and stupidity of human nature. The male protagonist can decisively cut off the selfish and stupid blood-sucking garbage family relationship, and uses his own ability to let his mother and younger siblings live a prosperous life. It is written with true feelings and is a good article.