Return to 1982

I'm speechless. It's been over eight years and I'm still called Young Master. The protagonist is a teenager and his father is forty-three. After all, his father founded the country when he was about ten years old. Even if the protagonist used to belong to a landlord's family, how much favor can Uncle Mao Tou receive? It is not ruled out that there are landlords who joined the revolution from the beginning, but if they had joined the revolution, they would not have ended up in such a miserable state. If they are neither good nor bad, will the servants below be grateful to them? At first, I thought it looked okay, but then I encountered the section where musical instruments were sold, so I bought an erhu and forced myself to sing for myself, which made me cry. Then I met my wife before she was reborn and tried her best to help her. The problem was that my wife before she was reborn was just a classmate with him and we were not familiar with each other. People around her must have questions about why we were helping her, and they were not familiar with her. There are too many people like her who have the same relationship with us. Why should we help? Is it difficult for everyone who has some relationship with us to help? Normal people will have this idea. This plot was handled very poorly, so it looked extremely toxic and unwatchable. The big and small poisonous points are the main reasons why I can't stand it. The author's handling of the plot is very inadequate and not natural enough. This may be because it is my first time to write a novel and my level has not improved.

It is too far away from that era, and there are no people who have experienced that era at all. Moreover, it is not good for an ordinary rural family to slowly become a big family with a deep background. In the beginning, they sold rat meat, then changed hands to sell watches and exchange cloth. There is nothing wrong with it, but how did tens of tons of goods be transported thousands of miles in the 1980s? The author never thought about how difficult long-distance transportation was in that era. How high are the shipping costs. Thousands of miles from the mountain city to Guangzhou, pig's feet can actually go back and forth several times a month. Too taken for granted. This book will definitely be sold out and abandoned.

He was so poisonous that he ran out to open a company in Hong Kong. He actually went back to the village to become the village chief just because of a phone call from home. The Madonna episode made me want to vomit

After watching it for ten minutes, it was too nonsense, so I took my leave. The eel and loach of that era were not worth much at all. Without enough oil and seasoning, they were simply inedible. Pig's feet are actually more expensive than pork, haha

It's a pity. You can't deny that most of the readers are diaosi. They don't care about knowing about national affairs and the love and hatred of wealthy families. What they like most is simple daily life, farming and raising fish. But the author likes to write about things that readers don't care about, and he goes too far with himself.

He digs at his sister like a mess, and treats his sisters-in-law like they are ancestors. What's going on?

I feel a lot unreasonable and often say inappropriate things. It was only in the 1980s, and I was a rural boy. There were so many predictions and introductions. I asked others to write a time-travel and rebirth novel because I was afraid that others would not guess that I was also reborn.

Don't write about rural areas if you haven't lived in them. It's so embarrassing.

To correct you, Cantonese people don't eat mice, but voles. The way to eat them is roughly like this. Remove the internal organs of the voles, remove the hair and leave the skin, leave the tail, burn the skin with straw until it is slightly yellow, and then boil or fry it as you like. Nowadays, there are many pesticides and few people farm in the countryside, so the voles are basically gone. In fact, Cantonese people eat more snakes

Nothing good to say, tasteless, no interesting points, conclusion: change the book.

It was indeed copied without any changes. I read this book a few years ago.

The author's level is very limited. He doesn't look very smart. I can't stand it.

After reading a few chapters, I felt uncomfortable, no one cared about you when your family was bad, and after a few chapters, you became a young master and a young lady again! You don't even need to return profits to others. If this were the case, your family would not have been starved of food. If your brain was so powerful, you would not have been hungry before.

The author has no common sense. A five-year-old child talks like an adult. You should just go out on the street. You are not suitable for writing.

The pre-Hong Kong chapter can be considered a masterpiece, but Hong Kong becomes more boring the more you read it.

No one is engaging in illegal activities in a big way. Everyone else is just shooting. Don't go into the village quietly.

Just making it up! The author just sat there and made it up, which is not realistic at all. Abandoned the book.

It's very inconsistent to tell the story of forty years ago using the thinking and language of later generations. I can't stand it anymore. Goodbye.

The protagonist of Our Lady is not a normal person

After reading a little bit, I saw that the mice were sold for more than 700 yuan. I was really speechless. I have never done any research. Let alone the 80s, 90s and early years, and the salary was only a few dozen yuan a month. I was speechless.

It's okay, but it seems that the connection between chapters is not very smooth, and it feels like a plot skipped. For example, after the protagonist sells the eels, the next chapter shows the protagonist returning home without explaining how his mother got home. Instead, the protagonist's mother returns carrying sweet potato leaves. The beginning of the fourth chapter and the end of the third chapter do not echo each other. They directly tell the story that the villagers are jealous of the protagonist selling eels to make money, without explaining the plot. The first chapter is an updated version of several chapters put together. The overall feeling is that the plot is not connected and feels very awkward.

It's a pity. You can't deny that most of the readers are diaosi. They don't care about knowing about national affairs and the love and hatred of wealthy families. What they like most is simple daily life, farming and raising fish. But the author likes to write about things that readers don't care about, and he goes too far with himself.

The author has never experienced that era, it's not like this at all.

Read two chapters. I can't stand it anymore. Maybe the author didn't know much about the environment and prices at that time.

Ordered

When did you update four or five chapters a day? Now you update two chapters a day.

A eunuch? More updates? I hope the author will talk about it!

Not bad, I hope the author sticks to it.

The writing is very good. It's rare to subscribe to all of them. Come on.

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