The Great Era Begins in 1983

Please recommend any novels of this quality to me; I'll subscribe to the whole collection.

At first, it seemed okay, but after reading a lot, if you keep reading, you can still keep going. But if you take a break for two or three days, you lose the desire to pick it up again. You've portrayed the protagonist as a saint, all humble and devoted to the country and its people, without any personal desires. I've accumulated about four hundred chapters, but I no longer have the desire to pick it up again!

If there absolutely had to be a title, it would be: Bai Hao tells you that smoking is harmful to your health. More than a decade has passed. A live stream. "Oh dear, this isn't a good time to play around with things, right? It's a special punishment." The streamer, speaking in a dialect-accented Mandarin, saw off the special punishment friend who neither showed his face nor made a sound.

This is completely illogical!! A lithography machine is truly an integrated technology, encompassing many technical materials! Could just any company possibly develop one? Look at the hundreds of billions the country invests annually and still can't manage it!

It wasn't until I reread over chapter 600 that I realized this was a socialist planned economy, an ideal model of the distribution of means of production, productive forces, and the fruits of labor between the 1980s and 2000. The author was expressing his ideal social development process, trying to make up for the regrets and injustices, while also venting his anger, promoting national culture, and boosting morale.

To be honest, this book was basically confusing for teenagers, and even those in their twenties found it a bit difficult to read. Only those in their late thirties and forties found it relatively smooth and enjoyable. But it's really good and very enjoyable! For a veteran bookworm who started reading online novels on Rongshuxia and Tianya, there aren't many books that are this enjoyable! Great book! Keep it up!

Someone updated 350,000 words in April and 260,000 words in May. We won't say who it is.

What's more terrifying than ignorance is blind obedience. This novel is riddled with errors: a lack of understanding of the times, scientific knowledge, and financial knowledge. Why doesn't Qidian.com censor it? It should be deleted immediately.

The opening paragraph, where the reborn protagonist is unwilling, makes no sense. Putting aside other considerations, he could at least live several decades longer, and having precognition would certainly be better than his previous life. While he couldn't influence the fate of the nation, he could help China avoid some pitfalls in certain aspects. Therefore, the protagonist's unwillingness to be reborn doesn't make sense, unless he's disillusioned with life.

This rebirth novel can be considered a masterpiece among similar works on national industrial and commercial development. Keep up the good work, author! Once completed, it will be a truly excellent book.