There Is Room for Hard Times

In a word: Parallel writing, the writing style is good, and the heroine is a smart person. Help newcomers understand the arguments in the discussion forum: The heroine's father's name can only be understood as the name changed after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The food ordered in the small restaurant is too luxurious - it costs a lot of money to hire people to serve. Drink sugar water "often" - not often, but a few times more than ordinary people. The main consumer of sugar water at home is probably her mother, who is weak. After the food in the high school cafeteria was reduced, the heroine did not dare to eat more food from the space to keep herself hungry and thin. This is a cautious heroine. As for why the heroine can buy candies, the heroine often earns a small amount of money and pretends to be an adult and goes to HS to buy it (she has rich experience). White sugar and brown sugar—it's not that there were no sugar factories in the 1950s. Some book friends mentioned the chronological Cuban sugar, and I found on the Internet that large-scale imports began in the 1960s (the agreement began in December 1959). The story time has now progressed to the autumn harvest of 1959. Even though there was already gray channel Cuban sugar before this, everyone was in a small place in the countryside. Is it easy to buy it? It's understandable that in the early days, only brown sugar and white sugar were available. (Not to mention that this is a parallel novel. It is up to the author to decide when Cuban candy can be purchased in a small place.) Small thoughts: There were several plots of fights in the countryside before high school. Although the writing was very vivid (especially the time when the heroine's mother appeared), there are too many similar plots that make people irritated. When I saw Lili wearing plastic sandals, I wondered why they existed in the 1950s. When I was really confused, I checked wiki. A common theory is that France invented glass slippers after World War II. It is said that in the 1950s and 1960s, foreign children began to wear them. As for domestic products, one possibility is that large-scale manufacturing began in China in 1965 by a plastics factory in the Imperial Capital. It is estimated that the earliest domestic production was around this time. In the 1950s, Lili's father probably doted on her (after all, he spent a lot of money on her education) and bought new foreign goods for his child through gray channels in Shanghai. Suggestion: Don't spend too many chapters writing about fighting before you can advance the main plot. 5. There were quite a lot of international events that occurred in the 1960s. You can occasionally mention the impact of these events on people's lives. For example, some readers mentioned "Cuban sugar" (imported on a large scale after the establishment of diplomatic relations) (the heroine was probably in college when she tasted it).

I want to say that pig's trotters are so expensive, so if you give them away, your parents won't have anything to eat.

Are you sure you wrote in 1958? Order a pound of meat and stir-fry chili? Stewed chicken with potatoes? Do you still drink sugar water often? Is it free to buy pig trotters or ribs? Is this still a farmer? I am 11 years old in 1958. What does it mean when my parents' names are Jianjun Jiandang Jianguo? Do you count the years? This was the name given to children in the 1920s and 1930s? Is it because female channels don't read history? At least you have to look through history books to write about that era, right?

When I was 11 years old, I went out alone with a big girl and carried so many things. I was not afraid of running into kidnappers. It was really not that safe outside, and it was too unexpected! It's not like we have a good relationship, I'm speechless.

Generally speaking, the first part of the story is good, but it has been repeated for a long time. The heroine is very useless. A college student with such high status in the 1960s actually chose to go back to a small county town. The same is true for college aspirations. She is obviously very independent, but she did not go to Beijing to study at university, but stayed in the capital and bought a courtyard house. She is also married to a team leader in the army. She has no education and the conditions are difficult. It is okay for a college student to find a classmate. It would be better to go to Beijing for development. However, she is always short of money. She is just like the little old lady in the countryside. She has no space but is wasted. Her parents insist on giving birth to a son before she joins the work. I am really speechless.

Teacher, I like the novels you wrote very much. Please keep working hard, don't be too tired, and have a good rest.

What I like most is that the heroine doesn't tell anyone about the space. I've read some novels where the heroine traveled back in time when she was a child, and then told her parents about the space in order to let her family use the space to store and move things. I can't stand it anymore. It feels like opening a Pandora's box, and the space is not big. There are no secrets to cultivating immortals, no spiritual springs, no accelerated growth of crops, etc. This is also a setting I like.

It feels like there are no good people in the whole story, or none of the characters have any bright spots. They say people are complicated and everyone has shortcomings, but there are always some shining points. It seems that I have never seen anything in the article saying that there is something bad about this person. The reason why he is bad is because he has been wronged before or because he was spoiled by those around him. But there should always be some good things happening. That is life. I don't think the author's writing is trivial, and some of the things that are not consistent with reality can be regarded as fiction, but I feel that the whole world is filled with evil intentions.

The writing is good, and the various settings are relatively in line with that era, but the plot is too protracted, and a short sentence of "Parents" can go back and forth for hundreds of words. I subscribed to dozens of them, but I couldn't bear it anymore, so I canceled them.

It's so barbaric. We're from rural areas. My grandparents have never heard of fighting like this every day. They're exhausted from work and don't have enough to eat.

The domestic situation in 1958 was also quite complicated, and simplified Chinese characters were not yet in common use. It was relatively difficult to write about this period. You could read local chronicles and check more information. After all, people who read such books still like to be close to life. Come on

If you like to read heart-warming stories, you can read it. It was born in a parallel world during a famine period. There is a small space and a life of struggle for a family. The author set up many plots in the parallel space and don't do research. Otherwise, it will be tiring to read. I have read more than a hundred chapters. The heroine is the kind of person who has a brain and will not kill casually. Her IQ is online. The details of life and the little things around her are described in detail, which is a bit bland. Maybe it is too detailed, so the plot of the story develops slowly.

I think the biggest success of this book is that it does not have a male protagonist. Goldfinger is also weak. Although the relatives are excellent, they are not at the point of life and death. The overall situation is quite reasonable. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Do you think it is possible for an eleven-year-old girl to go out alone for a few days? Isn't your family looking for you? Telling stories must be reasonable

I would like to ask, at what chapter can the heroine's family stop eating wild vegetables and mushrooms? I read from the first chapter to more than 500 chapters now. The heroine's family has always been filled with wild vegetables and mushrooms, and it has never changed. There is no difference between the heroine's space and the lack thereof. There is no one who is the most useless heroine... I want to skip reading it. Is there any other readers who can tell me?

It's been a long time since I read a book. It's a very good book. I have a small comment. When you wrote about buying food, you bought all kinds of beans. I didn't see you buying rice and cornmeal. I really don't understand what kind of porridge can be made from beans. How can it be made with beans and water? Do you use beans to make porridge? Furthermore, if I don't buy food in Gui now, I will no longer want to buy food in the next few years. I look forward to seeing how it will develop in the future. I will keep up with updates every day.

The main thing the protagonist does the most is to pick mushrooms, and I have seen so many people who lived so miserably with golden fingers in their literary career. The most common things in the whole story are wild vegetables and mushrooms. . . . . Look numb. . . .

It felt like the whole story was about digging wild vegetables and picking mushrooms. There were too many repetitions of the same plot points. This was my first time reading a novel written in the 1950s, and I persisted until I finished reading it. I really skipped a few places to read it!

I really like the current rhythm. Unlike other similar novels, there are either hundreds of millions of materials stored in space, or tens of thousands of kilograms of grains are sold in space farming.

What's the difference between having this space and not having it?

Author, are you sure you are writing about rural life? Are you sure it's the 1950s? I asked, would we talk about villages at that time? At that time, we talked about communes, brigades, and production teams. Anyone with some education can go to a factory or a city and work as a worker. When I was in elementary school, there were only literacy classes and completion of elementary school. Elementary school lasted for 5 or 6 years (regional policy), junior high school only had 2 years, and high school also had 2 years. Please refer to "Xiao Erhei's Marriage" and "The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River", which can basically reflect the situation at that time.

Are the heroine's village full of lunatics? There are no normal people, quarreling and fighting all the time. I didn't feel like our village was like this! Hahahahahahaha

Some people may find it dull, but after reading it, they feel like they can't live a single life. After reading it every day, they feel reluctant to leave it. Goldfinger seems to have not fully played its role, but it is very important. If there is no Goldenfinger, there would really be no hope in this era. It would be too difficult. Only when you have hope in life can you have motivation to move forward. Come on, I want to watch the required episode 😭

It's very good and real. It's written in the style of Lu Yao's older generation. It's not quite like a cool novel. After all, the novel has never seen the protagonist eating mushroom and wild vegetable soup at the beginning. He still eats mushroom and wild vegetable soup in more than 800 chapters.

It's wonderful, the plot constructed by the author is very rich, and it reads very smoothly. The description of the characters is just right, and the branches and main lines of the article change naturally and are interlocking. In addition to this book, I am also following "The Monk Family" and read more than a thousand chapters in one go! There is a shortage of books. Do you have any good book recommendations?

The author wrote novels in the 1950s and 1960s, but materialism was in the mid-1990s. As a middle-class family born in the 1990s in a developed city in a coastal area, life is not as good as the life in the author's book.

Speechless, both the parents and the heroine have a holy mother's heart. The old lady treats them like this and still sticks to them. She picks mushrooms every day. The plot is repeated with the word "water", right? There is not a single good person in the world. Except for the heroine, all members of her family are evil. Does the author have any logic?

It's so frustrating to have this golden finger! ! It's better not to give it! ! Can you pick more mushrooms, put some space in them, and let the hostess sell them during the Chinese New Year? It's not a fruit, so it's hard to explain the origin.

I have never seen such a long-winded period novel. A quarrel at the market can last four or five chapters. The writing is average, the plot is average, and the writing is top-notch. I was completely persuaded to quit after reading chapter 80.

I'm so drunk! I wrote more than 2 million words, but did it last until the 1980s? ? ? The heroine's character is not sunny or energetic at all, she has a dead air about her. Dressing like an old woman, allowing such a person to travel through time, live a new life, and wear a golden finger is really a serious waste of resources! What exactly does the author want to build? ? The parents are both short-tempered and poorly written. There are a lot of small characters and a lot of super characters. I don't know what they were written for. Is the heroine as innocent as a chrysanthemum or jealous of evil?