Reborn Educated Youth: My Red-Hot Era

Also known as "The Daily Life of a Coward". His girlfriend treats him like a dog, secretly marries him while withholding the dowry, but he forgives her with a smile. His biological father and stepmother treat him like a servant, and his two younger brothers treat him like a slave. Oh well, family is the most important thing. He was falsely accused and imprisoned, but it's all in the past, he's out, so he forgets. Being such a coward, he might as well be dead.

It's very difficult to grow vegetables in Heilongjiang during winter. Firstly, the cost is too high, and secondly, the sunshine is too short. Plastic greenhouses in Harbin cannot survive the winter; heated greenhouses (also called heated cellars) are needed, requiring coal burning, and this is usually done around the time of the Great Cold (the coldest period of the lunar calendar).

The protagonist is like a ninja turtle. His father treated him like a dog, constantly beating and scolding him, and then cut off all ties. The protagonist is probably not his biological son. His rebirth is exactly the same as his previous life—he never fights back or seeks revenge. He has no manly spirit whatsoever. Is the protagonist planning to let his stepmother's family leech off him?

This book reflects the spirit of the times and the writing style are very much to my liking! However, the characterization of the male protagonist is truly a failure! He lacks a firm stance and is as indecisive as a glutinous rice ball! Even dealing with a father-son relationship that treats him like a stranger is a long and rambling affair, lacking decisiveness!

The author is probably a woman, someone who deals with family relationships, male-female relationships, and is a nagging, indecisive, and useless man!

This book is garbage! Don't read it!!!

Rice-fish farming is a scam; don't promote it in books. It could easily harm people. Rice-fish farming has a short lifespan, and the fish won't grow large enough to be fed commercial feed. Rice paddies can't use pesticides and chemical fertilizers, resulting in even lower yields. The large amount of organic manure used makes the water unsuitable for fish.

The beginning was quite good, and I almost subscribed to the whole thing, but I ultimately gave up. I was genuinely disgusted by this family. I was thinking of skipping over these nauseating family squabbles, but the rest was just filled with these boring and disgusting scenes.

I've read over 40 chapters, and all I want to say to the author is: I've endured over 40 chapters. Based on the chapters I've read so far, it's clear why so few people are reading: 1. The character of Lin Xiaodou is poorly developed, the biggest flaw. 2. The protagonist doesn't handle the petty squabbles within his family decisively. A rebirth that feels so pointless!

To be able to leave a comment, I cast two monthly tickets and subscribed to two chapters—all I can say is, this book is enough to raise your blood pressure and make your heart race. It's the first time I've ever seen someone so angry, absolutely incredible!