A slow-paced story without the angst.
When Yi Shouxin opened his eyes again, he was in the Yimeng Mountains in 1960.
The earthen kang was scorching hot, though the house let in a little too much light.
Lying there, he could hear the wind slipping back and forth through the cracks in the walls.
Memories of his previous life drifted through his mind in fragments.
He wasn’t a good person, but he hadn’t done anything bad either. For the sake of his reputation, he had even donated some money to charity.
You had to queue up to be reborn. Chinese people weren’t having children anymore, so spots were scarce. Anyone who wanted to be reborn had to give priority to India and Africa.
He wouldn’t consider places like that.
So transmigrating into a book was his only option.
And his good and evil deeds would be recorded, too.
The ghost official guiding him said that his good deeds from the past could be converted into useful items, which he could claim whenever he needed them.
Then he added, “Small things can be changed, but major events are irreversible.”
Yi Shouxin hadn’t had a chance to ask anything before he was tossed in.
He opened his eyes on this kang.
When his whole body swelled up and he started having diarrhea again, Grandma dug a piece of paper out from under the kang mat.
It had the address of her youngest son, which he’d left with someone after going to the capital decades earlier.
For more than twenty years, the old couple had never written a single letter to him.
Even on his deathbed, Grandpa forbade anyone from telling Yi Zhonghai. “That coward who only knows how to run away doesn’t deserve to have me mourn him.”
Back then, he’d even given the messenger a chicken and told him to tell everyone that his youngest son had died far away.
He thought the boy was a disgrace and didn’t even want to mention him.
But there was no time to worry about that now.
If Shouxin died, the old woman wouldn’t have much reason to go on living either.
So they wrote a letter to the address. It contained just one sentence: “I’m your mother. Your father is gone.”
The author's writing is good, the plot is warm, and the writing is okay, but I am Lei, the male protagonist who traveled through time and recognized the original protagonist's grandmother. Although I understand how it is possible to not recognize someone when you truly love someone, you can accept that the male protagonist is the original owner's soul split into two, half in the original world, and half went to the next life.
I cried when I read the part about grandma reciting it in front of her grave... It was so well written.
Plain and simple is the truth. Life is like this, making people feel warm and understanding what they are.
Not bad, the golden fingers are not obvious, and the characters are normal.
I have read Chapter 15 so far, and the plot has not advanced too far, but for this emotional scene, I give it five stars. It's so well written and so delicate [Like]
Too early to praise, the plot is extremely delayed, and updates are extremely slow [smile]
It is really well written, and it captures the atmosphere of the era at that time, and it is also very vivid. It is an absolute masterpiece in the courtyard house!
The writing style is simple and eloquent without being impatient. It is worth reading.
I'm here to write my first book review. It's very warm and doesn't deliberately vilify anyone. It's very good and worth reading. Come on.
The author's writing is good, the plot is warm, and the writing is okay, but I am Lei, the male protagonist who traveled through time and recognized the original protagonist's grandmother. Although I understand how it is possible to not recognize someone when you truly love someone, you can accept that the male protagonist is the original owner's soul split into two, half in the original world, and half went to the next life.
I cried when I read the part about grandma reciting it in front of her grave... It was so well written.
Plain and simple is the truth. Life is like this, making people feel warm and understanding what they are.
Not bad, the golden fingers are not obvious, and the characters are normal.
I have read Chapter 15 so far, and the plot has not advanced too far, but for this emotional scene, I give it five stars. It's so well written and so delicate [Like] Too early to praise, the plot is extremely delayed, and updates are extremely slow [smile]
It is really well written, and it captures the atmosphere of the era at that time, and it is also very vivid. It is an absolute masterpiece in the courtyard house!
The writing style is simple and eloquent without being impatient. It is worth reading.
I'm here to write my first book review. It's very warm and doesn't deliberately vilify anyone. It's very good and worth reading. Come on.