Reborn into Rural Literary Life

Well written! The author must be a veteran. This web novel is so enjoyable for a bookworm like me who's been reading for over ten years! It's a pity there's so little of it; I finished it in one go! Master! The rest of the story can't be worse than the beginning; it has to be even more exciting! I've also invested my monthly vote!!!

A dilapidated mountain village had electricity in 1979? The author isn't from a rural area, is he? I don't know about other places, but I remember my elders saying that our area only got electricity in the 1980s. And that was only in our area, which was several kilometers from the county seat.

The comments were too exaggerated, so all the negative comments were deleted? Personally, I don't like the character design; they look too old. The daughter is okay, but the son is a no-go. Judging from the comments, it seems to be a single female lead? I don't like this one either. I always skip single female lead stories. I can accept multiple female leads or no female lead, but a single female lead is a no-go.

In 1979, a chick cost 1.2-1.5 Yuan? The protagonist hatches 2000 chicks at a time. What did 2000 yuan mean in 1979? The author really dared to write that. A classic case of "let them eat cake."

It's well-written, but it feels like it's going to turn into a harem arc. I skipped almost all the chapters about the Shanghai trip; I thought it was about exploring new locations, but it turns out to be about new romantic interests. If it really turns into a harem, I'm quitting.

The protagonist has been married for several years but hasn't had a child yet. Is that reasonable? Is he a failure?

This outfit is really unreasonable, and the fact that the village chief likes it makes it even more unreasonable. Nowadays, young people all have delicate skin and tender hands without any calluses. They are more delicate than the young women and wives of that time. Only a fool would think you are a capable person. In a situation like the protagonist's, the most likely scenario is that he's being mistaken for a spy.

It was alright overall, but the author messed up the monetary system. In one novel, the protagonist earns 132 yuan, which the village chief says is half a year's wages for a worker. The Han family parents say it would take three or four years to save that much. Guess what?

Could you just write a story about a single person transmigrating? You have a wife who just had a baby, and you're actually happy about it after transmigrating? What kind of heartless person would say something like that? Your elderly parents have no one to care for them.

The author probably forgot why he came to Shanghai for the protagonist's sake? He came to make a movie, not to be a hero rescuing a damsel in distress.