Transmigrating to the 1960s: From Raising Hell in Beijing to Hong Kong
穿越年代60：从京城癫到香港
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 1y ago
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- Transmigrate to 1958: A Crazy Family and Their Unhinged Son!穿越58：疯癫一家，神经的他！Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is pretty good, I rarely give five stars, but I'll give it one. It just didn't work out later on. Those two big courtyard kids were more like taking the protagonist in as a follower than brothers. Only the author didn't seem to realize that. They even added a socially awkward younger sister, which instantly killed any desire to continue reading, so I left.
This one is much better than the previous two. At least it's not overly sentimental or a sycophant. The resource issues are also more reasonable. I hope they don't start selling thousands of kilograms of meat and tens of thousands of kilograms of grain all the time later on; that's all nonsense. 😏
After my harrowing journey through time, I was overjoyed and sang "The Blood Song of the Three Realms." The Lord of the Stars discovered me and took me to the "Journey of the Misty Heavens," where I entered the "Myriad Realms." There, I encountered the "God of Slaughter," known as "Cataclysm," who sat on the "Throne of Divine Seal" and tried to kill me.
The author writes very realistically, and the main character is very well-developed, especially the protagonist's polite and tactful manner in dealing with people. More importantly, it wasn't written by AI. I think it's at least a nine-point book.
Excellent, excellent! It's relatable, logical, and intelligent. This book deserves five stars. The only downside is the incredibly slow update speed. If you don't update 30,000 words a day, what are you doing all day? You're useless at everything. Eating is your number one priority.
The front was alright, but the back was just a cook or servant to be ordered around.
I've unknowingly reached chapter 75. So far, it's really to my liking. Thanks, Tomato! I've read up to chapter 99 and I don't want to keep reading.
Zhi Qiu's new book is really interesting to read; I enjoy listening to it! I want a younger sister like Bai Lu; I wouldn't mind her being a leech off her brother! Could you please give me a role in it? I've already arranged roles for you in all my books…
This family is really interesting, but after watching for a while, you can't accept their little flaws. It's just that his superpower, while supposed to be amazing, doesn't feel like it's really that powerful. After all, he can just capture and kill people, but he still has to manually chase mosquitoes out of the mosquito net himself 🤦 Basically, the script is just a collection of everyday 'small fragments' of life in that era.
A very good historical novel