A Mountain Hunter's Life, Starting in 1982

After reading more than 170 chapters, I feel that in the author's writing, being a mountaineer in the Northeast means you can have no taboos and no rules. You can beat anyone you see and make money. Rules such as not fighting females with cubs and not driving into the mountains during the breeding season are completely non-existent in the eyes of the protagonist, and they often follow the same rules. The protagonist is just trying to sell someone else's meat, Junyi is a fake!

Don't read it, the more you read, the angrier it becomes. This is a novel about a fighter among garbage. The protagonist is a character from the Grand Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles. Others have abused him thousands of times. He treats others like his first love, and he almost gives his wife to everyone to play with.

In my previous life, I was running around and had no time to spend with my family. I felt sorry for my family. Now I am not homeless. I stopped collecting mountain goods in my old business and switched to selling mountain goods. I hunted and carried ginseng and worked hard to make money, but when I came across a gold mine, I stopped asking for it. I said the money was too easy and too dangerous. As a result, I didn't do business because it was easy. Hunting and carrying ginseng was dangerous, and I was chased to my home. The brother-in-law who had always been obedient suddenly became disobedient. When he was lame, someone else was asked to lift the ginseng. I didn't feel the brotherhood, I just felt that everyone was surreal. It's boring, give up

The writing is good, but it feels a bit lacking in taste. I definitely enjoyed reading it before. But compared with others, it is the same Northeast, and it is hunting. It lacks a sense of reality and a sense of substitution. The habits of prey, hunting methods, and even the way of speaking, customs and customs. As a Southwester, I also figured it out. It's a pity that you appeared a little later.

I read this book last year and it was the first time I read a hunting novel. I read the comments section at the time and received mixed reviews, but I finished reading it completely. Later, I read three or four works with the same theme, especially "The Whole Mountain...", Before I could make a judgment. There are so many flaws in this book that I feel awkward after reading it. There are too many unreasonable things (especially the timeline. In the beginning, Chen Xiuqing's back injury was so deep that it was visible to the bone. Within a few days, he was wandering around the countryside and visiting houses for ten miles. Is he a superman?). They are also pretending to be B, and they are all. There is too much stiffness... The most disgusting thing is a bunch of young people from high-ranking cadres. In the early 1980s, they were still called "young men". It's really 😰😰... There are also hunting competitions with foreigners, haha... Creation is not easy, and you can't force your level. Paying to read the entire book is really hard to explain. For those who are new to browsing, if you haven't tried anything better, you can come in and give it a try. If you have tasted something better, it's better to think about it and read the free chapters first to see if you can accept it... There is also the "sequel" of this book, which I also read a hundred chapters, but I can't stand it. It's not as good as this one... (Personal opinion). It's all so-called dialect, and it feels like your head is being held down... Forget it 😳😳

This book is more beautiful than the whole mountain. I have written hundreds of chapters, and half of it is watery. Every day, the main character's mother cooks, the main character's father writes, or he just buys things and shows off. It's like a sponge. It's so watery that it's disgusting.

For those who say someone is toxic after reading a few chapters, please read Xiaobai's fast food article. This novel is very real for us older readers. There are indeed many disgusting people in reality. You can't just wipe them all out, right? The hunting and gathering of ginseng at the end of the novel are very exciting. Watching the protagonist manage his life better and better step by step is like watching his own life.

The subject matter is good, nothing toxic. It's just that this writing was too sloppy. I saw that when I entered the mountains, I almost spent all the writing money. I went out and sold more than 30 yuan and bought some things. The protagonist didn't write anything with the 50 yuan. The character of the protagonist is a bit unpleasant, so just give me a leg, bear bile, meat, and other things. This character is really unpleasant.

I admire this author very much. It is the first time for me to read a hunting novel that is so complicated and pretentious. The first 100 chapters are a bit toxic but I can read it. The next year, when I started to struggle with my mother-in-law's family, I could hold my nose and read it. When my uncle became disabled, I couldn't read it at all! Drive high and go low!

I finally understand why my grades are so bad. I am not from the Northeast but I am writing about Northeastern stories. The tone of the dialogue is not down to earth at all, and I lack a sense of empathy. If the author is willing to spend some money to find an authentic Northeastern person to help revise the manuscript, this book should be successful. . .