A Door in My Mind

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After reading it back and forth several times, I came up with an answer based on the protagonist's words and deeds and various aspects of the plot. The protagonist died during the time travel, and then the protagonist in 1958 received the memory and golden finger of the modern protagonist while being knocked unconscious. There is evidence for my judgment. First, the protagonist regards this younger brother as his younger brother and his mother as his mother just after time travel. He does not feel strange at all. It is so natural. Then he also says that he is him and he is himself. This is equivalent to the protagonist denying his own existence. After all, isn't treating himself as another person equivalent to denying himself in disguise? Anyone who knows something can understand it! Then the protagonist integrates into the current society on the same day! Isn't it terrible? Even if you move to a strange city, you will feel uncomfortable in various ways, right? What is the difference between modern society and the 1950s? Will it take some time to get used to it? In addition to having a lot of insight and knowledge in modern society, the protagonist in the following article is basically an aboriginal from the 1950s. He just has some extra memories and does not look like a modern person in either behavior or thinking. So I personally feel that the protagonist in modern society dies while traveling through time, and then everything about him becomes the golden finger of the protagonist in 1958. It's just that the knowledge of the protagonist in modern society is too broad and complex, so the pollution covers the protagonist in 1958. Therefore, the protagonist in 1958 will feel that he is a time traveler, but he is not inconsistent with the current society at all. If the protagonist himself is from the 1958s, and then receives the memory of the protagonist in modern society, then his younger brother will still be his younger brother. My mother is still my mother. Basically, there is no sense of strangeness and she is not incompatible with the current society.

There are many places written by the author that make no sense. The first protagonist's father died in the war. The Ministry of Armed Forces will come to the home to notify that subsidies and pensions can be received by one person, but his wife must agree. When the protagonist's mother remarried, she had no idea that there were subsidies and pensions. Secondly, most mothers remarry because they cannot support their children. In this family, the daughter was sold, the son was beaten to death, the clothes the children brought with them were taken away, and they were not given food. I really can't figure out why I married here, just to take care of my children and slowly starve to death. Third, it was really easier to get divorced in the past than it is now. I had nothing at home and no marriage certificate. I could just get through it if I could. I couldn't just go to the team and write a letter of introduction to find an acceptable place and leave. Also, the punishment for beating your wife was much more severe at that time than it is now. At that time, many women were Even if you endure the beatings, you only need to go to the team to make trouble or go to the women's director to make it clear and deal with serious matters. It is easier than now to file for divorce on this excuse. The protagonist still spends time with their family, and there is a way to easily not accompany two or three shitty things. Also, in the era when the protagonist lived, did you know that there was a representative of the village? It's impossible for you to cook. Does the protagonist have to report it if he gives him food? ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​… The protagonist is so vindictive towards his father's relatives and reports them and they are sent to jail. His father's sister is sold, his predecessor was beaten to death, and his younger brother almost starved to death. The protagonist has to deal with them today and tomorrow, but in the end he did nothing and even helped provide food. Is this the protagonist's (Stockholm) disease?

Because I have only read the first ten chapters and subscribed 100 points in order to post this book review, I think I should be qualified to share my reading experience only on the first ten chapters. My experience was not very good. If you are a reader who has high requirements on logic, I do not recommend you to read this book. The following is my opinion: The story generally seems to have no problem, but if you read it carefully, you will find that the plot does not conform to realistic logic. First of all, as an 11-year-old boy, is the protagonist really a drag? I don't think any rural family would abuse a healthy male who is currently working as a semi-worker and will become a qualified labor force in a few years. Even if the protagonist is not her biological grandson, a rural grandmother would not regard her as a burden and beat her and scold her at every turn. Instead, she would be too doting on her granddaughter, which would be too fake. I don't mean to discriminate against women, but in that era, men were indeed valued more than women in a poor peasant family, and my own female elders have experienced these things. Secondly, the plot about the two uncles wanting to adopt the protagonist to defraud the pension is also very fake. The two uncles knew that the children had to cooperate in order to get the pension, but they didn't even do anything and just showed their ugly faces. I don't think anyone is that stupid, right? Even if someone is so stupid and agrees to give money to his stepfather, in an era where filial piety is more important than heaven (the background created by the author earlier), why should he listen to the protagonist's opinion and just take him away? The author forcibly creates conflicts in order to give the protagonist an opportunity to pretend, which seriously lacks logic. This kind of family character setting that was commonly used in female videos in the past makes people feel sad to read it, and can't help but feel a little bit angry in their hearts. In addition, I found that many details are not rigorous: for example, even after reading 10 chapters, I still don't know how many years the protagonist has traveled through time, but the protagonist already knows that three years of famine is coming. Obviously Chapter 3 talks about the protagonist's ability to enter a space through the door in his head, and he can use this ability to find river clams later. Also when turning on the small stove, the protagonist said that because he had not eaten oil and water for many years, cornmeal and river mussels had to be cooked together. Can more oil be produced in the pot by boiling it together? In the end, the village cadres stopped doubting the protagonist because he said he saw wheat seedlings being pulled up in other places. Isn't it because the protagonist doesn't have wheat seedlings in his hands or on his body that we don't doubt him? Finally, I want to say that the protagonist is also very dramatic. The author uses the word "laugh" extensively. When the protagonist discovers that he and his brother are living in poverty, he smiles bitterly. Grandma will only sneer when she scolds her. He smiled contemptuously when his second brother used words to bully him. . . He laughed off all difficulties as if he were out of this world. In this case, why should the protagonist care about the opinions of people around him? The above is my impression, I did not read further. Maybe it is true that this book is more exciting at the end as other book reviews said, but I have no desire to read anymore, so I can only vent my dissatisfaction here 😥 Friends who think the book is good, please don't criticize me, you are right. Just keep reading and support the author.

No more eunuchs, I don't even want to watch them. The plot is about wandering from the village to the city, from the city to the village, and from the village back to the city, doing nothing, a plain and warm family nanny. The whole book is about saving his brother, which is suitable for a little passion, but it is so boring, and you will not like it after a long time. Personally, I feel that this kind of warm and plain novel does not need to be too long, just a few hundred pages will be enough I quite like this novel, I personally feel that there are few poisonous points, The first poisonous point is Zhou Xiaomi, The second poisonous point is that it is unclear with several women, which is really annoying. I personally like a female protagonist. Talking about love is all nonsense. People are selfish. No one wants to share their partner with others. Just like if you see your wife having sex with another man, are you willing? I don't hate harem stories, as long as you are straightforward, it doesn't matter if you marry a hundred people. The most annoying thing is that you are unclear and stupid, as if you are a white porcelain about feelings. It's really funny. The worst thing 🤢❤ is that ① I can't bear to hurt him and yet he is nice to her. In the end, the woman falls in love with him deeper and deeper, and the harem is obtained. ② Anyone who is a beautiful woman blushes... The protagonist himself is unclear about several women, which is really annoying. The third poisonous point is that I have read so many novels. In this one, the protagonist has no goals at all. It is like an idle protagonist who needs to make up for where he needs to be. The Happy Nanny is so great that everyone envies it. However, if you read too much, you won't like it anymore.

A reward of 1,500 is a token of appreciation. There are only a few male protagonists in period novels with space for farming, and there are many female protagonists in Baidu. The author can learn more from period novels with female protagonists. There are hundreds or thousands of chapters. Ignore the bad reviews. Don't worry, you will lose if you rush. If we don't write about this genre, we will have a book shortage again. The mentality is very important. Anyway, just ignore the trolls who are looking for a sense of presence. If a good explanation is not good enough, it will be over. If you see bad reviews, laugh them off. Be a Buddhist. Come on, rise up.

This is a new book for a newcomer, and there are still many loopholes in the writing. I accept it with an open mind. Book reviews will not be deleted Because these book reviews are reminders to myself, and I will slowly improve. But please don't use insulting words. Many book reviews are very unpleasant, but this is the truth. I am very grateful to such people for their criticism, so that I can improve my abilities. Comments will not be deleted unless they are excessive. Please read the book in a civilized manner. If you don't like it, please delete it and ignore it. Thank you...

The writing about farming is quite good, but the love story is not so good. It is a pure stallion story about Xiaomi, Qin Xiao, Zhao Xiaoqing, Chu Yanyan, He Mingyue, Chen Weiwei, Shen Ruxue, Yoshihara Masako, Tao Miaomiao, and Song Xiaoya. Look at the author's pretentiousness about wanting to accept it but not accepting it.

This type of male novel. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Only then did I realize that there was no idiom solitaire post. How can that work? Must have. I'll go first. To attract good ideas