
Reborn in 1976, My Father-in-Law Hopes I Die Every Day
重生1976,岳父天天盼我死
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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It took more than three months to polish the outline. When I was busy writing, I was obsessed with writing an unsystematic article about the rebirth of the times. The main reason is that I was almost poisoned by those brainless and embarrassing settings, so I had to write a book by myself. If you think it is good, please add it to the bookshelf, remind me to update, and comment. With your support, I will persevere better✊
In this impetuous era, those who have the patience to polish such works are like the yellow pineapples in the forest farm. Even though few people know them, they are extremely precious. It is born from the cold and frost, and is born towards the sun. No matter how difficult the years are, Wuzi exudes unyielding vitality. When the roe deer broth falls into the hungry belly, it is not only warm and fragrant, but also powerful and tender. Han Xue may be a little malnourished, but she has a pair of skillful hands and a kind heart. She will live up to the white moonlight that the male protagonist cares about most. A tribute to such plain and beautiful love. Although I can't come, my heart yearns for it. Come on, the author, show your hard work clearly.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality story about rebirth. I'll give it a thumbs up and read it to chapter 40 in one go. The story itself is very attractive, and the fields involved are not the same. "Lumberjacks in the Northeast Forest Farm" is the first book I have read. I give it a heart♥️. Because the author's writing is very high-quality, the pace is slightly slower, which is suitable for reading with patience. The only regret I feel is that there are not many readers of this book. Isn't it possible that everyone can no longer read high-quality text?
This novel hooked me from the first chapter. A successful man's soul traveled to Chen Beishan, a lumberjack in Daxinganling in 1976. "In the sixty-three years of his previous life, the biggest mistake he made was not the failure of a certain business,... Or even being stabbed in the back by a partner. It was that he gave all his time to his desk and did not leave a minute for the people around him." He said: "In this life, he should be a good person first." The dialogue in the novel is very concise, but it portrays the situation and the personality of each character. In that difficult environment, the descriptions of light and shadow, tree shapes, and valley outlines are so strange and yet so familiar to us living in steel cities. I really like the last few sentences at the end of each chapter, which makes people immerse themselves in the story and quietly wait for the next chapter to open. There is no hustle and bustle, no momentum, no sudden wealth. The heroine Han Xue always records every incident and every word in detail. The growth of life can only be understood and sublimated through concentration and repeated practice countless times. We can now get information quickly by typing, but do we know how to observe and analyze, find solutions, and accept the boring wait? Chen Beisheng was once a successful entrepreneur. In this extremely difficult start, he never talked big, took responsibility, made breakthroughs step by step wisely, and treated the people around him well. The current plot is full of ups and downs, the truth is about to come out, and there are many dangers at the same time. Looking forward to the author's creation!
It's a very interesting story about the rebirth of the times, especially the theme of forest farms in Northeast China. I like it and it gives me a sense of immersion. It's so good. I've been reading it. Great support for the author [like]
How can I put it, the writing style is definitely there, not as exaggerated as in some eras. I always lament how it is different from before, and then give a lot of explanations. Of course, I often compare the past with this life. I stopped and watched for a while, but I felt that it was too literary and artistic. They often explained the meaning of some of the character's actions, for example, he was not crying, his action was not wiping sweat, etc. Once or twice was fine, but more times felt awkward, and the word count was a bit too small, so I might consider leaving some blank space. Of course, coding is not easy [Like]
Well written, come on, come on, support, support, support, support, support
It's very beautiful. The talent and strength of the craftsmen are fascinating to watch.
Very delicate writing, you need a little patience to read it, 👍
Dreaming back to forest, sea and snowfield