Back to Age Ten with a Pocket Dimension
带着空间回到10岁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Space That Keeps Growing, Can Hold Living Creatures, and Eventually Becomes an Entire World
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The writing is okay, the story is vivid and the plot is coherent and moving.
The synopsis of the story, the logic of characterization, and the writing style are all good, which is quite high for the same subject. It can be read with your brain, and it is not a mindless novel. It's a third-person narrative. I personally don't like it very much. It's like reading news or archive diaries. There's no sense of immersion, but it's worth mentioning. You are the first one I've seen so far in this kind of third-person narrative.
Talking about family life, talking about family life, talking about family life, from childhood to adulthood, from nothing to something, slowly growing up, slowly growing up, unhurriedly, unconsciously, from suffering to sweetness, talking about the pros and cons of family life, is also the process of the growth of the country! The author is very attentive, the writing is smooth, the organization is clear, the characters are vivid and full, the chapters are clear, the narrative is orderly, and the progress is natural! The author is very careful and makes many people and things vivid and natural! It is recommended to taste it slowly! It's life, the country, and yourself. Without suffering, there will be no growth, and it's even harder to achieve glory! Thank you author!
Although there are many flaws, overall I still give it 5 stars... At the beginning of the conversation, the title was not handled well, for example: Mom said... I said... Mom said again... I said again... Mom said again... I said again... There will be no similar problems in the future...
It's a nice book to read for leisure [Like][Like][Like]
Except for the beginning, which is all about me, me, me, the rest has also been improved a lot. The book is good, come on, please update it more!
The story is not bad, but it goes too smoothly and has no ups and downs.
It is a true portrayal of many rural areas in the Northeast in the 1950s. It probably describes all kinds of life in the villages. Although it is not detailed, it is all real.
It was a very tense time! It was just over 10 years after liberation, and there were still many spies at that time. If your family kept using spiritual spring water and things from the space to change their bodies, others would be jealous! If you report it lightly, if you report it more seriously, even the person will be gone.
It's very beautiful, the writing is smooth and has a strong sense of age. Ordinary life, change your past, honor your parents, love your brothers.