The Honest Man in the ’70s Novel Goes on Strike

The female lead is so pathetic! She works so hard without complaint, but the frogs she catches are taken away and she's kicked out. How can there be such a spineless transmigrator? Disgusting!

It's infuriating to read! They get hit but don't fight back, they don't talk back—what's the point of time travel? They suffer in the past. I'm giving up. I'll just read some feel-good novels instead! Life is tiring enough; reading angst is just infuriating.

Having read books during a time of hardship, this first book was truly simple and unadorned; there were no amazing superpowers or magical springs; yet, it was incredibly immersive; my emotions rose and fell with the story's progression. I hope this one will also be a successful and excellent work.

Reading overly angsty books is pointless. It's okay if you don't have any cheat codes, but your personal abilities aren't great either, so what's the point? You're unfamiliar with the original owner's survival skills after transmigrating, that's a given. And your physical attributes have disappeared too?

All I want to say is, is there no one in the Women's Federation? Can't the factories make decisions? Doesn't the neighborhood care? Why go back to a family that can abandon their child outside for a week? Just go to an orphanage, and you won't have to be exploited in old age later. You were already an adult when you transmigrated, but you're written like a complete idiot.

The female protagonist is like she doesn't have a mouth. She's told she doesn't work and just plays in the water, so she gets beaten and kicked out. She even tries to catch a frog to appease the other person, but after giving the frog away, she's still kicked out. Where's the strike in the title?

From 1966 to 1977, state-published units did not pay royalties. Don't write articles from that period about making a fortune through royalties.

After the college entrance examination was reinstated, he was admitted to university. His campus life was only briefly mentioned. Instead, a lot of space was devoted to describing his neighbor, Old Lady Yu, who lived near his rented house. Isn't that putting the cart before the horse?

I've been waiting for this author for a very, very long time. During this period of inactivity, she published a new book 😰. I read that book many times, especially the beginning, with its detailed descriptions of daily life—picking mushrooms, walking through bamboo forests, and long walks.

She's never read a book, yet she goes to a newspaper to submit articles for money, and she even uses her home address. Does that mean everyone in the world is stupid and wicked, and only the female lead is smart? 😅