Time Roundhouse-Kicked Me

I'm here! 1977 was one of my favorite novels on Qidian.com. Although I couldn't afford to give a reward, I still kept subscribing. I unexpectedly discovered that Lao Huang has started a new book. I wish it a long and successful run, and that it will be even more exciting than his previous one.

The author writes very well; it reminds me a bit of reading *The Butterfly Effect*, but unlike that fragmented style, it has its own unique flavor. Thumbs up!

This alliance is for 1977; keep up the good work.

The author's book is very profound. The multiple reincarnations are written with great poignancy, yet it also reveals the helplessness of the impermanence of life and death. The inevitable cycle of 40 years is sometimes like our monotonous daily lives. Sometimes we want to make changes, but we find that we lack the courage and wisdom. Alas.

I finished reading it in a day and a night... To be honest, I didn't pay close attention to the inner monologues during the arguments between the two reborn characters, but the story is truly excellent, exploring human nature. The last book that moved me this much was "Dying on Mars." It's a great book; if it were ever published, I would definitely buy a copy.

My understanding of wealth is the right to manage and allocate social resources. The more assets and wealth one owns and manages, the greater the pressure, because one's virtue must match one's position! More windfall and unexpected wealth is not necessarily better, as Boss Xu demonstrates. The pursuit and application of wealth reflects a person's level of life experience. Pure capital operation in China is doomed to failure and cannot last.

Let's chat for a few cents with Lao Huang. I wonder if the author still remembers some of the earliest readers of 77. I was "Spark in the Water". In the beginning, the 77 discussion forum wasn't very popular, so I just posted a few threads to add fuel to the fire. Later, when I saw that there were more people, I stopped saying anything. That's just the kind of person I am.

It has the feel of old Beijing, so childlike! Add a bookshelf and you won't get lost! (●°U°●)​"

I'd been keeping this book unread for a while because I really liked *1977*, and I didn't have much affection for this new book that caused *1977* to stop updating, especially after *1977* was banned. I thought Lao Huang (the author) would get stuck in a vicious cycle of endless complaining and grumbling. A few days ago, I suddenly saw that this book was actually finished!

I really enjoyed your "Return to 1977," and I hope you can finish writing it. 🙏