Selling Matches? No! Reborn in the Northeast as Everyone’s Beloved!

I would like to call it the strongest tomato! It is different from ordinary anti-travel works that use the gap between era and technology to create the point of view. It does not even say much about that aspect, but the human relationship gap between the feudal and backward old era and the prosperous new era is the core. It's essentially a period drama. The story is so real that it makes me feel uncomfortable. The complexity and evasiveness of doing things are exactly how I felt about doing things in the yamen in the early years. Of course, there is also a kind of dreamy warmth of human society that I cannot identify. I am also a person who came from the 1990s. Although I have no memory of the time in the story, watching this feels like watching my own childhood. However, in the future, we may face reforms, layoffs, and family changes. This is a script I really don't want to see... It's too heavy.

It is well written, capturing the boldness and enthusiasm of Northeastern people, while at the same time being very delicate and touching. I am currently reading Chapter 4. The author's writing style is very good, sometimes like reading prose, it is the kind that can be carefully recalled.

Good reviews, why? Because the story of "The Little Match Girl" is indeed a big regret of my childhood. After the little girl finally froze to death in the corner, passers-by just said secretly, "She wanted to warm herself up"... It was heart-breaking, really. In addition, the protagonist of my game time travel story is also from the Northeast, but I can't even speak my own dialect well, let alone the Northeastern accent? Although I had a classmate from the Northeast in college, I had almost forgotten his accent and way of speaking. So you should be able to learn how to write with a Northeastern accent in this book.

The author here begs for five stars. It is the first time he has written so many chapters, and he has the confidence and determination to continue writing. I know that everyone's pace is very fast now, and most people like mature and refreshing articles, but I really put my heart into this and hope to bring you a different feeling. I urge you to endure the loneliness and keep reading. I believe you will be moved by a certain chapter. Thank you for your support.

Looks good, looks good, looks good!! Important things have to be said three times, which made me shed tears all my life. Especially when little Ella read the chapter, the tears burst. Really, after reading chapter by chapter, I was really easily touched.

It is recommended to update more, Northeastern~ is my hometown~ 😏

Thank you. I am also a father. I didn't have any feelings when I read this text. Now that I have become a father, I know what pity and love are. The author's book has fulfilled my love for the little match girl and my regrets back then!

Ella's essay made my eyes moist when I read it. I was born in the early 1990s and am a southerner. I was also very touched by the description of the 1990s in the article, but I can only say that the Northeast and the South are really two completely different styles. Their lives and diets are very different. I remember we had to learn "The Little Match Girl" in primary school. Can Ella discover that it is herself?

I want to see Ella grow up, get married and have babies. Haha, I like this Copenhagen baby so much. It's so cute and rare.

It's so beautiful. The main tone of this book is warmth. In the past, the little girl who sold matches was always unhappy with her tragic ending. The author chose to change the fate of such a character and let her travel to the black land of China, experience the warmth of the world, and have a family and friends who can give her enough warmth. This book is warm and wonderful to read. Five-star recommendation, this novel is really a breath of fresh air among tomatoes, embodying a sense of happiness in the ordinary.