The Story of an Ordinary Person in 18th-Century Europe

It is rare to see such in-depth articles in Tomato. Although the title of the book is very simple, the content is not simple at all and is worth reading carefully. The protagonist is not some cheat cheat Long Aotian, but a male protagonist who has experienced countless hardships and slowly grown up through his own efforts. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up.

The author's refined vocabulary and various clever descriptions have shaped Owen's distinctive personality. At the same time, he has also opened up a corner of the Western lower society in the 18th century to readers. The main line is clear. I look forward to the author's subsequent updates. I personally think this is a very good novel and worth reading.

This book is a bit fragmented. In the early stage, it is about a poor, low-income kid looking for a job and struggling to survive. It also depicts his parents and two sisters. This part is quite interesting. Then the timeline suddenly changed to the stage where the parents passed away, the two sisters got married, and he went to work in a jewelry store and developed into the budding stage of love with the lady from the dog walker because of borrowing books and exchanging knowledge; this part can only be said to be okay. Later, because the young lady's father prevented her from seeking a living elsewhere, she was involved by an old fat woman from a noble family. After the noble man died, he went to Cambridge to study, and later developed into a spy or something. This kind of thing is a bit hard to watch. Goodbye. Also, every time the male protagonist encounters a bad guy, he will have the idea of making progress and follow-up actions, but he is basically unable to effectively resist the current situation, and will basically be solved by other people through a combination of circumstances [awkward laugh][awkward laugh] The style of each stage is suitable for a separate book, or if you like spy wars and wars, you can read it. The first thirty or so chapters are still very good, and the first stage where you traveled through time when you were 9 years old is the best. The part about the intelligence agency in the back is because I don't like this subject very much, sorry, but the writing style of the first thirty pictures is very good and in-depth, which is a rare beauty. It's a pity that I can't read spy wars and the like. I will read the author's other books next time.

I stayed up late to catch up on the latest chapter [Like] The author has a huge reserve of knowledge, and the story is so exciting [Like] In the early stage, I laid a lot of groundwork for Owen's ideological transformation and character building in the slums, because the author's description of the little people in the slums was too profound, which was different from other cool stories about male protagonists traveling through time, so that I once felt that the plot was lengthy and frustrating. The author used time magic several times during Owen's childhood growth experience. The character's personality and even appearance changed so much that I didn't react. In the middle and late stages, Owen left his hometown and went to work in the East District and the plot started to become exciting. Several turning points in the plot made me feel that it was just right. The author also had a very clear plan for Owen's growth path. I was very touched when I saw the various practical projects that Owen had done to benefit the people after becoming the Prime Minister's staff🥲As for the emotional line, before the attack appeared, I thought it was a non-CP story. After reading the latest chapters, although Owen has feelings for Henry Fluctuating, but in the context of that era, the real contradiction between the secret love between same-sex people and Owen as a rational person who wants to pursue power is still very big. I don't know when the young couple can really be together. I don't know how many thousands of words I plan to write for this article. I am looking forward to the plot behind it. I hope that the traffic of this article will get better and better. This wonderful article deserves more people to see it [please give me more updates] Big boost for the author

Personal thoughts: It is very beautiful and feels very real. It expresses the sorrow of the times, the hardship of the people at the bottom, and the insurmountable class. In this cannibalistic background, the protagonist thrives in the thorns, step by step out of the slums, steps into the palace of power, and also gains love. What drives his growth is his unwillingness to fate, his yearning for the hazy love (Miss Jones), his pity for others, and his disgust in the ugly and twisted nightingale cage. Of course, the most important thing is his firm ideal, which stems from the unyieldingness and strength deep in his heart. He is like a sharp sword, tearing open the dark sky with the most concise and clear words, ushering in a new dawn. To be honest, I felt very sorry for the male protagonist. He suppressed himself when he was in the slums. He was beaten when he wanted to study. His love was extinguished before it sprouted. The huge class was difficult to cross. He was looking for a job everywhere to make a living but couldn't find it. Later, he met an extremely disgusting old woman. Of course, there was also a cheetah waiting for an opportunity to peek and be full of covetousness. But fortunately, the protagonist succeeded step by step through his own efforts, and the ending was he When I read this article, I saw a lot of people talking about the protagonist's feelings in the comments. Well, to be honest, when I first watched it, I found it a bit hard to accept, but after thinking about it, I thought it was normal. Miss Jones did give the protagonist a lot of help. In that context, Miss Jones was like a ray of light in the darkness that illuminated the protagonist. In a specific environment and a specific situation, I think it is normal for the protagonist to fall in love with such an excellent person. Then, there is a very disgusting old woman. I really think this character is well created, but I think she is disgusting, which is a heavy psychological blow to the protagonist. Then, it is also a very important turning point, allowing the protagonist to seize a little power. Anyway, I feel very sorry for the protagonist. Then there is the other protagonist of our book, the cheetah hiding in the shadows. In fact, I feel that the two of them are very good together. It is a resonance of thought and spirit, a collision of souls. It is two people who understand each other very well. They walked on the road to success together, went through ups and downs together, and finally ended up happily together. The article is a bit forced (not too much), and the main character is a yandere + a dank man + possessive. Of course, there are many advantages, including being handsome + capable + having rights + an unquestionable sincerity. This article is very good in terms of writing style, the background of the time, and various literary analyses. The relationship between the protagonist Shou and the protagonist Gong is also very good. The protagonist's growth is accompanied by a step-by-step transformation. So I think this article is very good. (The above comments are only my own thoughts. Everyone has different thoughts and ideas, and their thoughts will be different after reading the book. Please don't scold me and read the article rationally) You can write down your opinions

I read the latest chapter in one breath and forgot to post any comments about the exciting plot. At this time, British overseas colonization and the industrial revolution had already begun, and the American Civil War was beginning to emerge. The protagonist traveled through time and became a skinny 9-year-old child from the poorest family at the bottom. With wisdom, prudence, hard work and a little bit of luck, he firmly believes that knowledge changes destiny, gradually moves into the center of power, and uses his own power to change the country. The author's writing style is very good. Both the background and the characters are detailed and realistic, and the novel is not boring. It is not a common cool novel, but the protagonist can miraculously stand out from the bottom in this chaotic era, and there are many extraordinary things that seem ordinary.

It's rare to see a story with two male protagonists in a realistic Western setting. It's realistic and cruel. The protagonist is quite positive. Anyway, it's very interesting. But the pitfalls are too shallow, too shallow, too shallow. The author will update soon.

It feels similar to reading the Western masterpiece "Oliver Twist" (which I read in elementary school). The protagonist in the first twenty chapters is more like a nine-year-old child in medieval England who has the memory of time travel, but the memory is buried deep and awaits future development. The protagonist is still a nine-year-old child, not an adult in his twenties. The nine-year-old child at the bottom is trying to survive in the brutally exploited medieval England, rather than taking modern memories and quickly cashing them into wealth. In the early stage, the protagonist is handsome, and the memory brings cognition and politeness that transcends children and the environment. He gains a little goodwill, and is forced to seize the opportunity to learn to read due to the cruel reality. However, it is only a possibility in the future, just from hunger to a little food and clothing, and even from food and clothing to being imprisoned because of his growth... In the later period, the protagonist's determination to change his destiny with knowledge changed his destiny. He went to Jianqiao University, fully began to integrate the advantages of modern memory, and gradually moved from a sharp-edged newspaper writer to the British political arena. It is a book in which you are very lucky to survive in the early stage. Survival is the most important thing. In the later stage, it makes sense and finally adds a refreshing rhythm. It is an exciting book to read! More than one personal impression!

This book is very beautiful, but don't read the reviews in this book. They have been slandering this book. But on the contrary, this book is very, very beautiful. The things written are very delicate. People can feel the mood the author wants to express and the difficulty of the protagonist's environment from the inside out, which makes me infinitely interested.

The author writes very well! He is rich in knowledge and broad-minded, and expressed in words that are true and profound. Sometimes my complex emotions cannot be accurately described in words or words, but the author can express them 100% or even 200%! Excellent writing! But I felt silence, depression, anger, grief, and breast hyperplasia while reading this book. I really couldn't stand it anymore. It's really hard to serve someone who always complains about the stupidity of Xiaobai's literature but can't accept the heaviness of this kind of serious literature. Five stars is the praise this article deserves and my apologies for quitting midway. The author is great, see you soon.