Retiring Across the Heavens, Starting in the Blazing Age
诸天养老从火红年代开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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These days, no one praises kindness, no one reads stories of saintly virtues, single women have no plot, and harems are just asking for censorship.
The premise is alright, but the content and logic are really disgusting.
The synopsis and initial setup were quite captivating, and I read over 70 chapters in one go. To be honest, it was a waste of half a day, and it's the first time I've ever wanted to write a long book review—it was truly disgusting. First of all, I feel there's something wrong with their values.
I was discouraged after reading the first story; I only managed to finish it on the second read. In those difficult times, raising an outsider, even supporting her all the way to university—the 1960s!—This woman, who had always been her daughter-in-law, even after their engagement, and from a family that had been incredibly kind to her, actually had an affair, disgracing her heroic son who was…
Having followed this far, let me offer a second review!
After the first world ended, I made an evaluation, mainly expressing dissatisfaction with the protagonist's utilitarian approach to things, so it was primarily a critique. Now I see a lot of criticism in the comments section, so I'd like to say a few words as objectively as possible. First of all, setting aside a few minor issues, this is still a book of above-average quality.
A rare gem among period novels!
High emotional intelligence: Close to life, strive for authenticity, restore history, and depict the ups and downs! Low emotional intelligence: Look at you, you idiot! The point of reading novels is to have fun, but you're just sitting here being a doormat. Anyone would find you disgusting!
I only ask how many people could afford a fish that cost around 1.5 Yuan in 1959? Author, you're quite the talent!
Could the male lead's mother take the college entrance exam with him? 😁
Although the book is generally acceptable, I always felt that the protagonist was too opportunistic and scheming, and his intentions were impure and dishonest, which was out of place in the context of the fiery era. In that fiery era of fervent ideals and beliefs, a person from the future could do things to protect themselves and their family.
This book could have been even better! But for some reason, the author insisted on giving the protagonist a car, and many readers dropped the book because of this! Without this plot point, the book's success would have been even greater!