
Reborn in the Great Northwest, 1998
重生之大西北1998
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 751k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
219Chapters
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After reading it, to be honest, this is my first time commenting, mainly about the heroine. I really can't help it. If you say you liked it when you were young, I can understand it, but as a person in your 30s, you really only have memories of the heroine when you were young➕The double bonus brought about by her suicide makes you never forget it, but The author wrote a story about unrequited love, because the ideological level of the two parties is not on the same line at all. With many years of unrequited love, he insists on thinking that she is the one who will accompany him for the rest of his life. He has never thought about whether the heroine likes him, because people of each age group need different people at all
Why write this novel...
I like to read rebirth period stories, maybe because I'm this age. But after reading a lot, I found that there are very few authors writing about our northwest, probably because everyone feels that the place is too backward and they don't know how to write about it. So, I came up with the idea of writing it myself. The book is said to be an online novel, but it contains many descriptions of Longdong customs. It can also be regarded as a kind of folklore communication. For new authors, the rhythm may not satisfy old bookworms. Please make do with it and welcome your guidance. If there is criticism, please be gentle. Thank you!
When I was reborn, my family was so poor that I couldn't even afford my school fees. If I were so poor, I would think it was a waste of time for others to criticize me. The protagonist is good. After selling the eggs, I kept silent about the family affairs and only wrote about women. I humbly licked Bai Yueguang (who already had a boyfriend) in my previous life. I just accepted that this is the protagonist's true love, and another female co-star in the class is transferred to the class. Poor people with short ambitions
I secretly think that authors who like single female protagonists are very happy in love in reality, because they can't bear to write about a beautiful memory, and they will argue if they don't accept it!
Families that were still hungry in 1998, even in drought-stricken and impoverished Shaanxi, Gansu and Ningxia, could only mean that the family was neither lazy nor ill, but the possibility of laziness was greater.
They are all scholars and understand everything.
Being reborn is not omnipotent. You can get in touch with the major trends of the times and know the prospects of the industry. With a family like the protagonist's, why go to school? What is school for? Now you don't want to work hard to make money, accumulate original capital, and then take off in the mainstream, or read Mao's book?
The old one is aggrieved and the self-righteous one is smart.
It was pretty good at the beginning, but then came the trivial things at school, which made me feel a bit unreadable.
I think it's weird for you to speak formally to your father. Does his father, a farmer, understand so many truths? No matter how much you talk, it's better to do it yourself. Tell your father seriously about the country, policy, and situation that bothers the protagonist the most.