Reborn in 1990: Can't I Just Stay Single?

It's so specific that it's almost real, with real portrayals of most people, and the writing and stories are wonderful. Each story is movie-level, as touching as if it were experienced personally. The protagonist has a very strong autobiographical color and a sense of the vicissitudes of the times. It most intuitively writes the great changes and people's struggles in the northwest region. There are at least three hidden lines that can be seen so far, which is a pity for a good work. The slow pace did not lead to reading volume. I can only say that watermelon is poured into the juicer. How can a platform that specializes in prepared dishes cook a plate of vegetables?