
Fishing and Hunting in the Great Northern Wilderness, 1958
渔猎北大荒1958
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 888k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 5h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Passionate Years, Starting in Beidahuang激情岁月,从北大荒开始Former title · until Oct 2026
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This is the best period novel I have read so far. I have read too many heavy-flavored novels that use cheats. Suddenly I came across such a light novel that does not use the rebirth setting as a strong hook. It has a unique flavor. I like this quiet and light plot of opening up wasteland, hoarding fields, and building houses. It is very comfortable to read. After reading it, I was still not satisfied and watched it again. It was still too slow! In addition, there is no bitterness and hatred in this rebirth novel, no battles, no strong unwillingness after rebirth, no extreme thirst for power, and no excessive pursuit of money. The so-called rebirth is just used as an experience package. Every character in it is very humane. The leader does not have overflowing official power, and the worker does not have any. That kind of problem of the worker aristocracy, the writing does not deliberately create a vicious villain for the sake of dramatic conflict, it is silent farming, hunting, development, and some conflict scenes are also within the scope. It is gradually unfolded from the perspective of Zhao Dezhu of Dongji Farm. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. I hope that this style of writing can be maintained in the later period, and not to add many unnecessary struggle scenes.
This is a book that can be read quietly. There is no system, no space, no exaggerated hooks, no typos, no nonsense, and no intentional conflicts. The Northeast definitely has its own opinions. I especially love reading this kind of books that describe the human feelings in the Northeast.
This is a novel with a very contemporary feel. The author has excellent writing style and profound life experience. It is very interesting to read. The various scenes described are vivid and reflect the reality of the times, making it a strong sense of immersion when reading; the characters are described with distinctive personalities, which makes the reading feel real. I hope the author will continue writing until it is completed.
So attractive. The description is very vivid, with many details of life in the Great Northern Wilderness. It can stand the test. Because it feels good to read authentically. And one reader commented on the most heart-warming plot, saying, will the author write at the end that this is a dream of the platoon leader? When he woke up from the dream, he was actually the only one left, still sticking to the Great Northern Wilderness. Everyone else is dead and gone. It's a really good knife. Don't use it. Don't use it.
It is a pure field article. The descriptions of scenery and food are very vivid. The descriptions of scenery are as beautiful as writing prose. The author is also very meticulous about some farm work. It can stand up to scrutiny and has a sense of immersion. It seems that he went to Beidahuang with them to open up wasteland and farm land.
This is the one that attracts me the most among the several novels published by the author. Although it is not finished, it has a historical basis, so it is more authentic than "The Lone Wolf in the Wild". It also takes place in the Great Northern Wilderness of our country, so it is more intimate than "I am a Farmer in North America". Moreover, it is a group portrait novel, and each character is very fully portrayed. The quality of this book is definitely worthy of publication. The author is requested not to leave it unfinished and contact the publisher as soon as possible to discuss publishing matters.
It's very interesting. It describes the hardships and difficulties that the male protagonist and his friends went through in the Great Northern Wilderness at the beginning. It also describes their perseverance and perseverance in not being afraid of difficulties. It's very interesting.
It's quite interesting. Although the protagonist is reborn, he doesn't have any golden fingers. He only has the experience accumulated in his previous life. He is not like the protagonists in other rebirth stories who can change his life casually. He only has a small wish, that is, his team members can survive, live better, and complete the wasteland reclamation mission. Their land reclamation process is also very exciting. Moreover, the Northeast is a very attractive place. When I was a child, the Xiaoxing'an Mountains in Chinese textbooks and the story about the Great Northern Wilderness about beating roe deer with sticks and scooping up fish with gourds have always made people yearn for it. I have always wanted to read a novel about farming in Northeast China, and I finally found it. This rating is definitely worth 9.0 Or above.
The best rebirth novel I have read in the past two years. The writing style is very sophisticated, whether describing people, scenes or plots, there is no nonsense and it is clean and neat. Especially the plot is compact and fascinating. I hope the author will continue to work hard, don't take a break, and update all night long😄 The author's writing style surpasses 99% of the similar Tomato Age articles. There is no greasy, Internet cliché, or drama. The writing is very restrained and well organized. I feel that the author's personal experience matches the protagonist, rather than a young man making up random things. Some of the scene descriptions and psychological descriptions made me feel that they were not at the level of online writing, but that they already had the attitude of a mature writer.
This book. I must have put a lot of effort into it and studied a lot of historical materials. It is also possible that the author's elders were the people who built the Corps in the Northeast. It depicts a generation of people fighting against heaven and earth, passionate and in a blazing era. It is a classic in rebirth literature.