On a Snowy Night, I Took the Female Educated Youth to a Dugout
风雪夜，我把女知青拉进了地窝子
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- 1.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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Overall, it's good and novel, but the skill progression feels too fast. Also, the author seems worried about being seen as too saintly, always making sure they don't lose out in transactions and often even profiting. Actually, if you have a good relationship, you don't need to worry about this too much.
It's good in every aspect and readable. The only problem is the timeline is too rushed. I read 140 chapters, and only two months have passed. It's like trying to accomplish in a year what would take a hundred years. When reading historical fiction, I want to see the everyday moments of that time, and how people navigated the changing times. There's really no need to go into such detail, writing down every single day's mundane details of what they ate and did.
This is so good! Everyone come and see! It's set in 1981. You go hunting in the mountains with the protagonist, doing manual labor for 80 yuan a day. You don't have to do anything; you just have to carry the stuff onto the cart. The donkey cart is rented by the protagonist for 10 yuan a day! It's so good! It's so good! If you don't use the space, you can just play!
A very good historical fiction story, keep up the good work!
The novel is very well written. It's a good way to relax and unwind, whether you're reading a light novel or listening to a story. The depiction of rural life, in particular, is quite realistic. It portrays the simple and difficult lives of each farming family and highlights the intelligent and resourceful individuals. The portrayal of some of the talented people in the villages at that time is excellent. It doesn't overshadow the truly remarkable people in rural areas at that time. 👍👍👍
The writing is good, and the plot is reasonable. The protagonist is intelligent.
Galloping across the grasslands in search of beauty, arrows streak across the sky like shooting stars; the prey is finally in the bag, this joy needs no gold or jade.
The subject matter is very novel. Most of the period novels on the platform are set in Northeast China and Beijing, and there are very few set in Xinjiang. The illustrations in the text are also good; the combination of text and pictures makes some scenes more vivid when reading.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but personally I think it's pretty good. It features dual systems and dual rebirth, but there's really no need to be so fixated on the historical context; it's not the Records of the Grand Historian, just a broader historical backdrop. The author even included pictures of the items, which shows a lot of effort.
I rarely see articles about educated youth sent to the countryside in Xinjiang. Jiang's portrayal of people, customs, and animals is simply excellent and very enjoyable, so why is the rating so low? It shouldn't be like this. Keep it up! I enjoy watching it; I'm also in Xinjiang.