In Those Days, This Job Was Different

The writing is quite good. The protagonist is spiritual but not rash. If the protagonist's time travel was not mentioned at the beginning of the chapter, if the rest of the chapter were changed, he would look like a person from the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Moreover, the writing of the article is also suitable for the identity of the protagonist, and the identity of the clerk is also suitable for the protagonist to intervene in various events without being tainted with too much cause and effect. It also puts an end to the bloody homogeneous plots that cross the text belt system. Overall, it can be a good piece of grass and can be eaten. The book is a good book, but the rating feels low. Reading this book is more like tasting a cup of old tea. Although the taste is bland when you first take it in, the next time you taste it, it has a mellow aroma. The whole book is also different from other chronicles. It is also a blessing for this book to appear in Tomato. However, most people are looking for fast food articles, so this may also be the reason for the low rating of this book. Including myself, I also let fast food articles make me cunning. I will lose my patience after reading half of this kind of book.

The officialdom novel is based on reality and is both logical and refreshing. The only flaw is the description of women. Whether it is a spouse or a rare female supporting role, it makes people uncomfortable. Words such as humming, coquettish lips, and twerking are quite irritating to be honest. However, these only account for about 5%, and the flaws cannot be concealed. In addition to these, the protagonist is dedicated to studying, not with the arrogance of future generations, but based on the social reality of the time, especially the description of ideology, which is really very skillful. The game between the characters is also very exciting, it is worth playing more and more, it is very interesting!

The writing is down-to-earth, and the characters are very harmonious. The heroine has not yet appeared, and there is no big advantage. It looks like a career story. So far, it is good. I hope to focus on career development in the future. At present, I only want to focus on my career.

It's a very good book. It's a rare good book about the period. It has no poisonous points. This is the most important thing. It is very down-to-earth and harmonious with neighbors. There is no bullshit. It starts from small things. The protagonist's character is very good and he is well integrated with that era. There is no sense of separation.

This book is very well written, but it is a bit too restrained. It is understandable that small people can only adapt to the trend of the times and survive as long as they try their best. Maybe it is my selfish desire to help this country avoid going down the same rugged road, even if it is to give them a reminder.

I have read one of the best novels from the past century. Time travel is not a panacea. When there is no space or skills, it is best to just go with the flow. Many people say that even though they have time traveled, they are still ordinary. In fact, the more time travels, the more ordinary they become. Otherwise, what do you think the aunties in Chaoyang District do? Especially in the 1950s, when you could hear your farts next door, those who said this novel was bland basically had ulterior motives. I read a lot of square 9.0-Point period novels, and that was a period novel, and that was Sun Wukong. Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you. The ratings of this book are low. I read a lot of low-rated people saying that this book is always mediocre. I would like to ask these friends, how many spies were there in Beijing in the 1950s? Actually, I don't know if you ask me. But I know that 99.9 Out of 100 Beijingers in the 1950s were experts in countering spies. From the young to the old, 99% of them all had the basic ability to counter spies. Not to mention you as a time-traveler, there were 100 people who traveled through time with you. Anyone who didn't have his tail between his legs would have to do it. Hell, in the 1950s, if you spoke a word of English at home and the neighbors heard you, they would treat you as a spy and report you to the police station. It was an era when you went out at night for no reason and the neighbors would report you. It was an era when if you ate more than two ounces of meat, someone would use a magnifying glass to see where your meat came from. Many people who comment on it think that pig's feet are the gods. If there is a shortcoming of this book, it is that the family characters are all too positive and there is no character conflict or personality. They are all too positive. The transition between family members is a bit like a running list, and there are too many of them, especially the relationship with the heroine... There is simply no one else. From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs only existed in 1949, so how did the heroine grow up? How can a daughter who grew up in a war-torn era be so silly and sweet? The author takes it for granted

After reading a few chapters of the previous book, I feel that it is not written by the same author as this one. The writing style is too different. The humor of the dialogue of the protagonist in the previous book is a bit prominent and inconsistent. This one is very smooth, the writing is spiritual and easy-going, and the foreshadowing and turning points are very good. In officialdom, there is no one who is not dealt with immediately, and there is no flattery, contempt, and slap in the face. The art of language is great. The dialogue in officialdom is similar to that in the name of the people. There are hidden words in the words.

Now that I see it, I think it's quite interesting. Come on, the author. I hope he can bring out his family members or relatives and friends who are good to him to find a job after he has established a foothold in the city. After all, the country was newly built in the 1950s and was in a shortage of people. It was easier to find a job, but it won't be that easy after that. If you like it, come on, author!!!!!!

It's rare to have a chronological article that clearly writes the history of that era! The narrative writing style is very top-notch. It's just that it's not very compatible with the readers of 🍅 😄 It doesn't have a golden finger, it doesn't make money, it doesn't have women, it doesn't make you rich hahahahaha, so the rating can't go up.

Everything else is pretty good. The style of the era, humanistic details, life, society, family, officialdom and career are all written in detail and vividly, but it is a bit too alienating. The thinking of the older generation of laborers is simply deeply rooted in the bones. None of the women who appear are bad people, they are all good people in the traditional sense. No matter what their status or occupation, the men are all characters who have been punished and educated.