Transmigrate to the Fifties: The Big-Time Breeder
穿越五十年代之养殖大户
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 895k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I hope this book doesn't fall apart. My previous book, *Apocalypse Queen*, was okay in the beginning, but the later parts really felt messy and perfunctory.
Learning Master
I have high hopes for this book and have invested an additional 11,000 points to support the author.
Doesn't reading this book feel frustrating? The female protagonist's own wild vegetables and firewood were stolen by her second aunt, and the whole family scolded her for being useless, saying she had caused the family to lose money. The female protagonist stood up for herself and protected her belongings, but was then accused of disregarding family ties and being inconsiderate.
In those days, there was no need to raise livestock yourself; everything came from the production team! And don't even think about getting rich through livestock farming; after 1966, a single label could brand you a capitalist! They don't even bother to check the facts when they write this!
The author seems to have simply forgotten. The female lead met Fu's mother, gave him a braised pork knuckle as a New Year's gift, and then went home. She even met her in-laws; has she really forgotten all that? This is a plot hole!
The male lead has no redeeming qualities: unattractive, uneducated, poor, and with a messy family background. Even his younger brother, a chosen one of this world, explicitly opposes the relationship. It's baffling why the female lead would choose such an ordinary laborer instead of a rich and handsome man. It seems that given the female lead's intelligence, she's only good enough for someone like him.
If Fu Lei is the male lead, then the female lead is really easygoing and not picky at all; if not, then there's too much screen time devoted to him.
I already met the Fu family's parents when I visited them before, so why haven't we met again now?
I personally dislike Fu Lei. Knowing he was the male lead, I immediately dropped the story. Please don't criticize if you disagree. Goodbye.
I like this about the female lead: when conditions allow, she tries to treat herself well; no matter what, her appearance is just as important as food.