Reborn in 1983: Cultivating the Dao and Farming

Honest advice, not a troll. I feel that the biggest problem with this book is the author's consciousness. The pressure from the front is too strong, but there is no release from the back. It is difficult to be the leader of a family, but it also has the influence of stubbornly licking the head of the family. The feeling of giving the son to a friend rather than being a domestic slave is deeply written. At the same time, the bloody nature of the protagonist is not written, which is very annoying. The author tries to let modern readers put themselves into the style of parents in that difficult era, but ignores the cost of understanding in the middle. Now the leaders in the previous class would flip the table if they dared to be tough, not to mention that the protagonist was cheated and suffered from such an eccentric father... I look forward to the author updating his consciousness in the future, not to mention that human nature is base, and if you are not tough when treated unfairly, you really deserve to be bullied and looked down upon. Friendly reminder, this is a male channel, not a female channel, I really don't like that humming thing.

I lost interest after reading Chapter 5! Separation So what is Torah for? Dad is partial or refuses to let go? Don't you have any grandparents in the village? Do you think the family elders of that era were just decorations?

This book is so frustrating to read! Alas, I am still suitable for reading cool articles!

The existence of Qidian Orphanage makes sense. I haven't seen the farm yet. I saw the pig's feet first and felt aggrieved. My predecessor died. You are not a human son. Can't you be tougher?

Cultivation. Just cultivate yourself well. The protagonist is a time traveler. If the original family treats the protagonist well. Forget about repaying the favor. The parents in the original family are extremely partial. I just don't understand that the protagonist has no relationship with his family of origin, and his parents are partial to his eldest brother. Have a good rest without separation. Keep it for the New Year? I often buy delicious food to go back to. Then the original parents left it to the eldest brother and sister-in-law. . . I also vomited. Does the protagonist like this or something? He just likes to make himself angry and disgusting, right? Abandoned. Looks disgusting

This book is actually a chronicle, and it is a rural chronicle, focusing on the trivial matters of family life. As for cultivating immortals, it is just a cover, and there is basically no content in cultivating immortals. Those who come here to cultivate immortals can rest, there is basically nothing.

I've retreated, and I'm trying to sell dog meat on sheep's heads. It's obviously a novel about rebirth and business war, but it's called a monasticism. Whoever cultivates monasticism like this has reached the end of his cultivation.

The protagonist of Soul Transmutation has to adapt to the environment at that time, right? What's going on with your silky filial piety? In that era, there were many filial sons, but there were also many disputes. According to modern people's thinking, it is unfair and you have to show it. Even if it is a hypocritical filial piety, I can adapt to it. I really can't adapt to someone who recognizes someone as their parents and shows filial piety. No matter how you look at it, it is unreasonable! Don't you usually call your parents politely first, and then wait for them to integrate in? Isn't it filial piety? Be worthy of your parents in the previous life, and worthy of your own dignity in this life! Filial piety must be strict. You can't just be a wallflower. I'll be your mother when I give you milk. What's the difference between this and betraying the past?

When I read Chapter 54, I didn't see anything about cultivating the Taoism. It was all about breaking up families and leading most of the village to grow vegetables and become rich, with some inexplicable dialogue mixed in between. A book friend said it well, it feels like the emperor uses a gold pole and a silver pole! Indeed, I have already practiced Taoism, and the spiritual liquid I cultivated is just for growing vegetables for others to eat? I still have room for this damn meow. Why can't I make money just to grow vegetables for everyone's enjoyment? Am I cultivating Taoism to cultivate nutrient solution?

In the final analysis, this book is just a traditional farming article covered with a layer of monasticism. It is only because the golden finger is opened too wide, and the extremely large portable space plus the spiritual liquid that can optimize genes can take off directly. As a result, the protagonist is slowly farming there, so the whole text feels out of place. The feeling of entering is like you are locked in a secret room. I give you the key and you can come out by opening the lock. However, you use the key to dig a tunnel and perform an escape room drama for us. It makes people feel very embarrassed. Therefore, the main problem of this article is caused by the incompatibility between Golden Finger and the theme of the book.