Reborn in the 1970s: Sent Down to the Great Grasslands
重生七十年代，下乡大草原
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- Reborn on the Great Grassland重生大草原Alternate title on Fanqie
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Wow, I actually managed to stay up all night and finish this novel! The protagonist is decisive in killing and has a good personality; he loves his family and doesn't mince words when dealing with enemies—just straight to the point. Not the kind of character who whines and hesitates. He doesn't mindlessly argue; he repays kindness and avenges wrongs. Clean and efficient. Five stars!
I personally think this book is quite good. The protagonist is ruthless and never lets his enemies cause him trouble; he just kills them directly. Even when he was tricked into going to the countryside, he didn't go to Northeast China but went straight to the Mongolian grasslands, where he got married and had children. So far, all that's been covered is everyday family life, which I quite like and recommend to others.
It's been a long time since I've read such a relaxing and leisurely book. Imagining the boundless grasslands, the endless grazing cattle and sheep, the galloping horses, and the unrestrained singing and shouting, I feel completely refreshed! I give it a five-star review and only ask for continued updates.
Although there are some common-sense errors at the beginning, it gets better and better once you get into the main storyline. The setting of the era, grasslands, and animals is quite good, and the protagonist is quite charismatic. If you didn't know better, you'd think you were reading a war novel with lots of fighting! 🤣
This is the most comforting novel I've ever read; it feels like I'm actually there. Every detail of life on the Inner Mongolian grasslands in the 1970s unfolds before my eyes. The cooperative and mutually beneficial relationships among the educated youth, the mutual help among neighbors—every word is vividly portrayed. [Upvote][Upvote][Upvote]
I don't know why it's 8.5. I read it from beginning to end, and it's the only book I've put down recently to follow. Sometimes I laughed out loud, sometimes I cried, sometimes I felt melancholy, and sometimes I felt exhilarated. I didn't read the beginning; just the last three chapters were breathtaking. I'd give it 9.5, That's my own rating.
Not bad, not bad. If the main character's personality were developed a little better, it would be even better.
The best one in the "cool" genre is okay, but the timeline is a bit too fast. My child has grown up before I even realized it. Also, I didn't really feel the Mongolian lifestyle and customs. Aside from riding horses, herding sheep, living in yurts, using knives, eating, lassoing horses, wrestling, and the ovoo (monastery shrine), that's it.
This is a very well-written novel set in the grasslands, definitely worth reading. While some parts are a bit rough around the edges, the characters are very well-developed. I suggest traveling to the northern neighboring countries more often; the commercial development of the grasslands should be done well, but avoid over-development that turns it into a dumping ground. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Slightly toxic but with no adverse reactions, only occasional price-related issues. Not a saint; just gets to work. Not overly dramatic; mostly family-oriented and rather understated (not in a negative sense, I quite like it).