
My Little Farmstead in 1978
我的1978小农庄
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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First, let me clarify that I didn't tip the author because of their writing quality. After reading Chapter Six, I felt compelled to express some thoughts. Did you research the situation in the 1970s before writing this book? As a 35-year-old teacher and daughter, it feels like your intelligence has completely switched places.
The character Xiao Juan is a major flaw; the protagonist has to rely on this useless illegitimate daughter to manage his meager earnings.
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The book is quite good, but there's one thing: could you please stop writing about those people from Hanjiazhuang who freeload and ask for all sorts of things? You spend hundreds of yuan on wine, and this person wants a whole bottle, that person wants half a bottle! Is this some kind of joke?
I'll give you all my support with monthly tickets and recommendation votes!
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This is a slice-of-life farming story set in an era where the protagonist travels between two worlds. The early part is decent, but the later part becomes basically just a mundane account of daily life. This book has a major flaw. The same formula is used repeatedly, and there are very few extra characters who appear, and they are basically all stereotypical.
Alas, the biggest flaw of this book is that it simplifies the lives of people from that era. The plot holes in their backstories are too numerous, and the frequent use of valuable items is also problematic. Never underestimate the vigilance and intelligence of people from that time.
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Fellow book lovers, do you have any recommendations for similar novels?
This book is also known as "The Cyclic Pretense".