Seventy Years of Chasing Dreams: My Golden Years

Today's young people simply can't write like that. In the 1970s, men and women rented together, haha, because they were afraid that the prison wouldn't be able to lock you up.

In the social environment of the 1970s, let alone dog licking, if you made a joke with a girl, you might become a gangster!

Seriously, the protagonist must have been eating peanuts when he did this in the 1970s.

May I ask the author? At that time (1976), did a pack of cigarettes cost more than two yuan? If you're not from that era, then don't write blindly, okay? ! Phoenix and peony filters are not expensive, either? ! ! !

I read the first few chapters, and they were so baffling that I knew nothing about that era.

Don't you know what political review is?

In the 1970s, it was a miracle that you were not imprisoned. Is it possible to do this in an era when Li Yunlong was about to commit suicide?

What is written, let alone whether it is good or not, there is no sense of the era at all! What you get from reading this kind of article is a sense of the times, and you think they are here to see you start a business!

You already have a lot of money, and you can make money openly after the reform. Why do you need to run cram schools? All those who have traveled through the past will not be short of money. It is a bit incomprehensible for the protagonist to be so anxious.

Yes, it is definitely a crime to be a hooligan if men and women live together.

The protagonist was caught speculating and selling cigarettes in 1977 He was shot and the book was finished!

The author took it for granted and said that airplanes are all long stools, not the current aviation seats. Look at the pictures

I think the protagonist already has a big head start. There is no need to do these illegal things (at least they were illegal at the time). As long as he follows the trend of the times, he can be ahead of everyone.

In 1977, there were still restaurants, so why don't you go to the food stall and buy two dishes and a whole bottle of cold beer? What a beast

The male protagonist is described as an opportunist who feeds one person and keeps the whole family hungry. Return the life of a landlord. The landlords in the author's perception are just speculators and just waiting to die. It feels like everyone in the village is bad and doesn't want to see others being good. What the hell.

Back in those days, people were only focused on making money and were not down to earth at all. Just to make money, you should write great novels.

How come you can make so many mistakes just by writing about something from the 1970s? It wouldn't be like this even if I check the information a little. If you want to be a writer, you have to have a serious attitude. In this era, it is so complicated, but I really didn't expect to see such obvious capital operations in the Internet literary circle.

Don't you know what political review is? At that time, notices were not issued casually.

Alas, I have to start writing from the age of seventy. It was really uncomfortable to be caught before. Wouldn't it be better to just go to college and go to the capital to speculate?

My first reaction when I saw this name was. Dream showbiz😁

I feel so embarrassed when I see it,

The new book sets sail, and I beg for protection! (Because the title of the book was changed during review, it is inconsistent with the cover. Please feel free to collect it)

College life in the 1970s was the same as it is now. There were so many intrigues and intrigues. You thought the people there were as knowledgeable as they are now.

Nowadays, the monthly subscription for many new books is abnormal. Few people read it, and the monthly subscription is nearly 100.

Is this writing illegal? Why isn't it closed? In what era was it not illegal to buy and sell tobacco?

If you don't know, let's do some popular science. In 1991, Caidie cost 1.80 Cents here, while Ximei cost 2 cents per pack, 2 cents a pack. At that time, the foreign cigarettes, Seven Stars, only cost 15 yuan or 17 yuan. Without a cigarette ticket, it would basically cost 30 cents.

When I saw in the first few chapters that he casually asked his friends to buy college entrance examination materials for him, I realized that it didn't feel that way. The books were not cheap, and you couldn't buy them in the countryside.

Came here from last book. This book is too old and young readers will not have a sense of involvement.

It's okay, why are there so many nitpicks?

Does this count as being on the shelves? It has been raised for 2 months? Time flies so fast!