From the Start, I Had Nothing but Two Broken Shacks

This book is wonderfully written. There are two shortcomings: 1. It is a bit depressing in reality. 2. There is no chapter name. In Chapter 115, the heroine goes to college (Anhui Agricultural University), in Chapter 130, she graduates (Agricultural Bureau), in Chapter 139, she gets married to Chen Mo, in Chapter 162, she supports third-line construction (Southwestern Region), and in Chapter 182, she is transferred again to a more difficult area. The child (a few months old) was sick and couldn't bear it, so he returned to Zhoujia'ao in Chapter 185. Chapter 205: Couple reunited. Chapter 226, the heroine's son was admitted to Beijing University, and the heroine received a demolition notice from Shenzhen and Haishi. Chapter 228 deals with demolished properties. In the early stage, the heroine, as an 18-year-old modern person, was indeed a bit stupid, and she was shocked. 😄 The total score is 100, and this book can be rated 80 points. But depressing reality is really not my cup of tea.

It feels like the person who traveled through time is a child, probably about the same age as his 11-year-old original self. That's why they are timid and fearful, and work diligently in farming and studying like cows. It doesn't feel good to others, like tying oneself up tightly, starving one's skin, depleting one's body, and messing up one's behavior. Therefore, if you are tempted to endure, you will benefit what you can't do. In short, you are asking for trouble.

I like this kind of stuff, it's a bit of a shock, there's too much inner drama, it's a bit contradictory to be afraid, it's like a mature person who knows the epilepsy of that era, but she's also a shocker who hasn't experienced everything. She just doesn't understand, she's afraid, you know, she's inexperienced in the world, and she doesn't have the confidence to have space, so I'm jumping to watch it, keep working hard to produce good works.

I jumped at the chance to read it. The author made the heroine so startled that it made me feel nervous, like a frightening episode. The author's details and psychological descriptions are fine, but if you turn it into a mystery novel, it will definitely be popular.

This is the only story I've read that doesn't have too many intrigues or a bloody love triangle. It's a story about life like flowing water. It's a simple yet heart-warming article. I just started reading about 20 chapters, and I thought I might not be able to stand it. But in the end, I took the exam seriously and finished the original novel. Personally, I think the score was a bit low, but the article is really good.

Stayed up late to read it: OK. I remember someone analyzed whether we modern people can survive if we travel back to time, and the answer is no. Without a golden finger, I would have to starve myself to death. Even if you have a golden finger, you still have to live a real life, and you have to have food, rice, oil and salt every day to have enough food and clothing.

It's very interesting. You can tell that the author checked the relevant information! The simple content is more suitable for that era! Much better than those period articles written by brains! A better article! Looking forward to the next chapters

Is there someone who doesn't want to read it? Why is the rating so low? The delicate characters describe the heroine's psychological experience and slowly unfold in front of readers. Although I have only read half of it, I have already added it to the bookshelf for fear of not finding it in the future. Recommended recommended,

It feels very depressing and realistic 🧐🧐🧐 But love is more about the compromise of the present and the family affection of "mutual support" (only personal opinion) 🤔🤔 When I read the middle and later chapters, I felt helpless towards Lin Yu and my heartache for hoping that she could love me. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ❤️🤔🧐👍👍

This is a rare good work because of the title. The writing is delicate and smooth, and the emotional lines are very profound and mellow. The whole work has a strong sense of immersion. It seemed that the author was leading me to quietly push open a door that was lost in the long river of time, and then I saw that period of history and the images of all living beings in that environment.