Reborn in the 1950s: One Big Happy Family
重生五零之一家亲
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 481k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Let Go and Take Hold
There are many things in life you can let go of. Only by letting go can you take hold of something new. Simplify your life as much as you can, and you'll discover that the views hidden from you are the ones that make life worthwhile. Don't cling too tightly to things and burden yourself unnecessarily.
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I've recommended two cards to you 🌹🌹, keep it up!
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I've been updating for over a month, writing 4800 words every day. Why haven't I received the honor for 30 consecutive days of over 3000 words per day? 😭😭
There are many unreasonable parts, many awful relatives and villagers. The more I watch, the angrier I get, and it affects my mood. I'm giving up.
After reading the first chapter, I was impressed and immediately decided to sell people. Then a violent conflict ensues, and the person suspected to be the male protagonist dies suddenly at the beginning. Then the plot takes off, and the protagonist "coincidentally" obtains a cheat ability, without wasting a single detail. I thought, "Wow, this is too fast!
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I've read two chapters, and while I don't know much about the 1950s, I have a few points to make: First, there's an omniscient perspective in the story (which definitely shouldn't happen); second, there's too much background information at once, which is hard to remember; and third, the dialogue is too long.
Since I don't really like this type of story, I can't offer much advice. I just felt the beginning was a bit flat, and some sentences weren't very smooth, but otherwise it should be fine. Also, I think the chapters are a bit short.
It's great, but not enough! Keep it up!