I Rewrote My Family’s History

Let me share my thoughts. The initial performance was good, but subscriptions declined sharply afterwards. I think it's due to the genre. It was initially captivating and immersive; I only started reading after the latest chapter. I've kept my subscription active, but because there's so little content each day, I haven't read much. I believe many people felt the same way.

How can a masterpiece of a book be complete without a game of idiom chain? I'll start by doing whatever I want, then the author can add this to their list and make it a featured post!

Saying the book's performance is poor? I checked, it was released on May 20th and updated until July 30th, meaning about 70 days, and you've only updated about 90 chapters. You can't even manage two updates a day, especially since this is a secondary account with little popularity at the beginning. You only have a little over 100 chapters now, and you expect it to be a huge hit? Why should you?

The Republican era setting in *White Deer Plain* is very well written, especially the later transition to mythology, which directly skips the taboo topics; otherwise, the book might not have survived. With such a strong historical foundation, the author could easily have continued writing fantasy or historical fiction; there was no need to fixate on the Republican era.

This is amazing! It's such a smooth and delicate read, the author is a natural writer. The premise is also very interesting, especially the combination of the past and present, which creates a sense of surrealism and a hundred years in a single glance. It's incredible, a must-read.

A qualified book club How could there be no idiom chain game, you idiots? I'll go first. Rise step by step

To be honest, after reading the author's recent comments, I feel that the author's biggest problem is that he gets angry at himself and gets stuck in a rut. The beginning of this book made me cry several times. I also voted for it with my monthly tickets and subscribed to the entire book. However, the recent chapters have been very unpleasant.

My first experience of paying to follow a novel was ruined by the author. This book is like two completely different books before and after its initial release. The first part was a heartwarming story with philosophical language, while the second part was all about killing this person and that person. The only worthwhile part of this book is the first part.

It's broken down, it's really broken down. I haven't finished the book yet, I can't read any more, so I got up to write a book review. Jpg Looking at this book, I can't help but think of Lu Xun's "Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" when I read it. It's like a scar. Picking up fallen flowers at dusk is like a scabbed scar; it doesn't hurt, but the cruelty of the past is still faintly visible.

A masterpiece that was not favored by the market. As for this book, the writing style goes without saying; it is fluent and natural, full of emotion, and the character portrayals are also very powerful. What I particularly like is the flavor of the Republican era and the biting satire that permeates the text. The growing "barrier" between the young master and "me".