Reborn in a Space of Leisure

I feel like the heroine is stupid. It is too easy to trust people, and she will show her heart to others even if they treat her a little bit well. She has no plan for life, so giving her a golden finger as big as a thigh will be of no use and is a waste. . .

It was so good that I finished reading it in one sitting. It's just too short. There are very few top quality ones. There aren't that many top quality movies, so I like to watch movies that don't have that many top quality ones. You can have some top quality stuff but not too many. If there are too many top quality movies, I'll be so angry that I won't even be interested in watching them anymore.

The novel is very interesting, but it feels too short and not enjoyable to read.

Was it such a hasty ending? ! !

I saw more than this in the bookstore. Did I remember it wrong (,,?? . ??,,) ?

A space is of no use. You can just take a bath and grow vegetables. You can't even eat, grow vegetables and take a bath. Is it still possible to use the space? At least it can be used to cultivate immortality or something.

According to the author's setting, the heroine is suddenly reborn from modern times (actually, strictly speaking, it should be time travel, because rebirth means going back to one's past, and time travel means living as someone else in a different era) to the time when the educated youth goes to the countryside. She does spend money lavishly, which is incompatible with the "planned economy" of everyone around her. However, it is obvious that this situation was not very appropriate at the time. After being reminded by the heroine's educated youth companions, the heroine seemed to realize that there was something wrong with her. However, judging from the subsequent text, the heroine had no intention of changing her mind at all. Moreover, the character of the heroine seems to me a bit self-righteous. She is always very insistent on her own decisions, regardless of whether they seem appropriate or not. For example, the heroine's insistence on settling in the countryside in order to adopt Lele always feels inappropriate. He also gave a particularly idealistic reason: he was tired of the hustle and bustle of big cities and longed for the leisurely and comfortable life in the countryside. Obviously, this reason is not so tenable. I think the author may have confused the idea of ​​returning to the countryside often expressed in ancient articles with simply settling in the countryside. Of course, this is just my guess. Because in ancient times, land was privately owned, so those landowners could become rich, raise flowers and grass, and enjoy the joy of rural life. But this is completely different from the heroine settling in the countryside. In a rural environment, what else do you want to do if you don't farm and breed? Although, with the heroine's wealth, it is true that she can do nothing. But do you think everyone around you is a fool? You do nothing, have no other income except some apparent rent income, and your living standard is extremely high. What do you think the people around you will think? I'm afraid, what follows is endless prying and coveting. In fact, life in real rural areas is very messy. Maybe others know exactly how many times you eat meat in a month. There is also some wrangling from time to time. In fact, the author is right when he says that no place with people can escape from disputes. It's the same in cities and rural areas. It's just that in the city, people are farther away from each other and have less affection. In the countryside, everyone in the village has some kind of relationship and the affection is closer. Later in the article, it was revealed that the heroine did not intend to stay due to conflicts with the aunt and others. Although appropriate reasons were given for this change, it always seemed that the heroine's previous decision to settle in the countryside was particularly hasty and redundant, as if it was just to go through Lele's adoption procedures. If it's really just to go through the adoption procedures, don't give any embarrassing reasons! What "You all know that I am an orphan, and you are all looking forward to returning to the city because you all have families waiting for you to go home. But the world is so big, but there is no home for me, Lin Qiuyu, in this world. Shanghai, I don't want to go back. My dad is a professor at the university, and because he couldn't bear to part with those books, they gave them away Defined as secretly hiding "reactionary books," they forced my father to death, and my mother followed him after two days because she couldn't bear the blow. "Sister Danfeng, settling in the countryside was not a temporary idea of mine. When I came here, I decided not to leave after I took root in the countryside." To be honest, judging from the character of the heroine, even though she was so old in her previous life, she still acted like a child, acting on impulse and immature. If she were not a fictional character, I would really not be optimistic about her adoption of a child. She is still a child herself, how can she bear the heavy responsibility of raising a child? Raising a child is not just about raising a child if you feed him and clothe him. You also have to educate him well, build a good character for him, and deal with some messy things. It's really not that simple. As for the leisurely life that the heroine pursues, I think she chose the wrong place from the beginning. Don't go to the countryside. Instead, she should choose a comfortable address in a city with great scenery, build a beautiful house, gather with close friends from time to time, and not deliberately work for fame and fortune. This is how to live a leisurely life!

The ending is too simple!

Is it over? It was quite disappointing that a very good book ended like this. Well. . . . . .

Phew, why don't you write anymore? Let's continue writing in another place.