Back to the Era: My Portable Island

Just don't be a holy mother, don't take yourself too seriously, think about changing this, change that, don't want to look like a savior, think that if you are reborn, you must lead the villagers to get rich or something, it's too cliche

After reading nearly 50 chapters, I feel like it's not like being reborn at 60 or 70 and going back to 18. It's like being resurrected at 18. At most, it's like being 19 and going back to 18. What's your life experience and work experience in the past few decades? I feel like I haven't brought it back at all.

In this era, many people do not believe in feelings, and no one cares about pure love. Information spreads too fast. All the good things in the past have been stripped away, and then it is not that thing at all. Your regrets are not other people's regrets.

They are all reborn, and they feel stupid and stupid! Just like a junior high school student going to school

Making up for regrets is too cliche, so I'm trying to persuade you to quit 🥺

The toilets in the countryside still have doors. The author has never defecated in the countryside.

I ordered two chapters, but I lost hope when I saw that the protagonist was even cautious when talking to his girlfriend's family. At least the protagonist should be more confident.

A book friend said it well, don't ask for the Holy Mother, don't want the Holy Mother, don't want the Holy Mother. I don't believe in the "with great power comes great responsibility" mentality. This old and American theory has long been stripped of its underpants.

The plot advances too slowly and is a bit long-winded.

[Recommendation] I have always longed for and admired the simplicity, innocence, and silent dedication of the popular era. I have watched a lot of movies and TV series, and I am moved to tears every time. [Introduction] Return to the age of 18, when you went to work as an educated youth in the countryside. With your island golden fingers, you live up to your expectations and leave no regrets. You farm to support your family and live a comfortable and leisurely life. Comments ★The environment of the red era is realistically described and full of a sense of the times The author gives the text a sense of age from residence, clothing, food, and prices. For example, the price of 10 kilograms of rice is 2 yuan, a box of matches is 0.02 Yuan, a piece of soap is 0.36 Yuan, a bag of edible salt is 0.15 Yuan, 20 fruit candies are 0.2 Yuan, etc. Various rich small details are filled between the lines, with a sense of age ★The characters have distinctive personalities, and the descriptions are in line with the characteristics of the times First of all, the names are full of era characteristics: Aid Korea, Jianmin, Weiguo, Zhenhua, Guoqiang, etc. It is easy to bring people into that red era. In just a dozen chapters, more than ten characters appear, which is not too messy. Each one has its own characteristics, such as aiding Korea to protect his sister, Jianguo's concern for crops, etc. ★The golden finger seems to be very open, and the author promises to use it rationally To be honest, I am quite worried that the golden finger is too large, but now it has only strengthened the protagonist's body, and has not shown more functions. You can refer to the settings in the small farm, so as not to put the cart before the horse. What I want to see is a period story, and the golden finger is just an embellishment. [Title of Work] Return to the Era: My Portable Island [Keywords] Era literature, daily life, management, farming, food Stable updates, maintaining standards, no problem with high-quality products!! #New book trial reading#