Sent to the Northeast Countryside: I Return to Grandma’s Home, Sign In, and Take on the Spoiled Brats
东北下乡：我回姥家签到怼极品
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 7mo ago
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- Checking In at My Maternal Grandparents' Village: The Worst of the Lot Beg for Mercy姥家下乡签个到，虐得极品直叫饶Alternate title on Fanqie
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Just as the introduction says, there are a great many proverbs and idioms. For those who haven't watched it, here's a heads-up to avoid potential pitfalls. 1. On the train to the countryside, the female lead distributed meat to a group of educated youth she had just met, giving each person a piece. I didn't see anyone else sharing food with her; they were just speaking up for her.
It's great, but there aren't enough updates; it's not satisfying. Is it a no-romance game?
It's pretty good. The occasional interactions with Zhouzhou are quite enjoyable. I hope there's no male lead, no cosplay, or even two female leads. The system is also good.
Overall, this book is pretty good. The female protagonist is decisive and ruthless, and while there are some eccentric characters in the village, they aren't numerous. The author's writing style is quite interesting, but for some reason, it always feels a bit like nitpicking (this is my personal point of deduction). Otherwise, there are no major issues. It's a very good book to read in your spare time.
It's alright, not many frustrating moments, and quite light and easy. The only downside is that the female lead is a bit too generous, especially in the scene where she shares meat on the train.
It felt so good to curse them out! It was so satisfying and cathartic compared to those stories about pretending to be weak while actually being strong, and then slapping them in the face.
Everything else is fine, but this book is practically a complete collection of Northeastern Chinese proverbs. It feels like the book was written just to compile proverbs, with every three sentences containing a proverb. 🤦
If I could travel through time and have a spatial ability, I would also go to my maternal grandmother's house in the countryside to see her when she was young.
In short, it's beautiful. When I was little, I often didn't understand the long string of sarcastic remarks my family made. For example, after dinner, my grandma would get up from the table to take a stroll, and my grandpa would say, "Cold pancakes." I'd look at them blankly and ask, "What do you mean by 'cold pancakes'?"
Aside from the insulting proverbs that I found a little off-putting, everything else was great. The female lead was enthusiastic, cheerful, positive, and not a saint.