Reborn in the Famine Years, My Wife Tries to Lose Weight Every Day
重生饥荒年代，媳妇天天闹减肥
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 4mo ago
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It is a mind-blowing story. It seems that the protagonist is very lustful and impulsive. In fact, it is just a kind of hedge. Many details are written to be realistic but not deliberately described. It can be read as a refreshing article at first glance, but after thinking about it, it becomes complicated and difficult to bear to think about.
It's super nice. It's systematic but perfectly integrated with the plot. The plot unfolds in a progressive manner. Every chapter is very interesting. There's no nonsense. System articles always include the host, age, and ability. These can fill two pages.
It's really well-written; I've read many novels, and this one ranks quite high. However, it would be even better if the female characters' figures were described in more detail.
The writing is so good that readers can't tell which era it is in. The protagonist has a system plug-in, but the plot is not written based on the functions brought by the plug-in to create excitement, so the expectations are in vain. Later, one person will be killed today and another will be killed tomorrow. He is both suppressing bandits and kidnapping. It is so beautiful. If you like to be mindless, come and watch it. I can't be the only one [laughter] [laughter] [laughter] [laughter]
I enjoyed reading it. Does the author have any other books?
It's quite good, the many female characters are a major highlight, but I didn't notice which year it was set in. They said the female lead's father's company would become a large conglomerate in a few years, so that should be around 1980. They also mentioned drought and food shortages, which made me think it was 1959.
Objectively speaking, this book fulfills many people's expectations of a "feel-good" novel. Its pacing is different from other novels; it gradually builds the reader's enjoyment. The pace isn't as fast. Many other novels are similar now, but I think none are as good as this one. Also, the target audience is relatively small, so I don't see many fans for the author. I can only say that as a male, I really enjoyed it. I wish the author continued success!
It's pretty good, but there are too few ways to make money. When I was in the purchasing department, I sold resources for more than 2,000. Later, when I became the director and the second-in-command, I didn't continue to sell those resources. I should have easily made tens of thousands by now.
I've read about half of it. Those who like Cao Cao and those with multiple female leads can check it out. Also, avoid those who expect a mindless, wish-fulfillment read, as some parts are unclear. Brothers, it doesn't go well later on. It's not good later on. The male lead's first wife was taken away by her father, who said their family had a hereditary disease where every pregnancy resulted in miscarriage, and then he took her away.
Sure! It was a very relaxing read, and the plot was quite relevant to the era. It was very engaging, so I'm giving it five stars.