Reborn in the 1970S: Sent Down to the Great Grasslands

Oh my gosh, I was able to stay up late and finish reading this novel. The protagonist is decisive in killing, has a loving personality and loves his family. Just do it without forcing the enemy. Not the kind that beeps and beeps. There is no point in criticizing people without thinking, and you must repay kindness and hatred. Clean and tidy. Five-star praise, the bookshelf arrangement was arranged by Cui Geng. Power generation is arranged. I look forward to the wonderful performance of the author in the later period.

Personally, I think this book is quite good. The protagonist is very ruthless and never lets enemies cause trouble for him. He just kills them. When he was sent to the countryside, he did not go to the Northeast. He went directly to the Mongolian grasslands, and then got married and had children. The ones I have read so far are all about short-sighted parents. I still like it personally. I recommend it to everyone. You can read it.

I haven't read such a relaxing and leisurely book for a long time. I imagine the boundless grassland, the continuous cattle and sheep, the wild horses, and the free singing and shouting. I just feel happy physically and mentally! I would like to give you five-star praise and just ask for continuous updates.

Although there are always some common sense mistakes in the front, it gets better after entering the main story. Era➕Prairie➕Animals. It has a good setting and the protagonist is quite good-tempered. For those who don't know, I thought I was reading a war novel. Gaga fight🤣

The most comfortable novel I have ever read so far, it feels like you are actually there. A picture of the Inner Mongolia prairie in the 1970s unfolds before our eyes. The win-win cooperation of the educated youth and the mutual help between neighbors are presented word by word. [Top post][top post][top post]

Don't know how it is 8.5. I read it from beginning to end, and it's the only one I've put down all my books in recent times. Sometimes I laughed out loud, sometimes shed tears, sometimes felt melancholy, and sometimes felt high-spirited. I didn't even read the previous chapters, but the last three chapters alone were breathtaking. I'd give it a 9.5. This is my own rating.

Not bad, not bad. It would be better if the character of the protagonist could be better developed.

Shuangwen is the best in the same category. You can still listen to it, but the timeline is a little too fast. My baby has grown up before I started watching. Also, I don't feel much about the living habits and customs of the Mongolian people. Apart from riding horses, herding sheep, living in yurts, eating with a knife, roping horses and wrestling Ji Aobao, these are all things you knew when you were a kid watching TV. There is a village hundreds of miles away and you can run to Beijing so quickly. It doesn't feel like you are going to the countryside or to the border. It feels like you can't go that far in the outer ring of Beijing. There were cars in those days, right? There were magic cars in those days. The road conditions were high-speed. I know you have to be serious, but the pace is just a bit fast. Also, you have been a herdsman for many years and you still don't know how to trim your hooves.

A very well written novel about the prairie era, worth reading. Although the writing is rough in some places, the characters are well developed. It is recommended that you go to the Northern Territory as often as possible to make the commercial development of the grasslands more beautiful. But control it and don't over-develop it and make it look like a garbage dump⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️[Love]⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It is slightly toxic but has no adverse reactions, and there are occasional price issues. No Holy Mother, just catch it and do it. There's not much passion, it's just family love that's relatively bland (not in a derogatory sense, I quite like it)