Back to 1982: The Workers' Compound
重回1982职工大院
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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505Chapters
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138.3kFans
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The writing is excellent, but the plot develops extremely slowly! I wrote 120 chapters in the months leading up to the college entrance exam, and another 50 chapters on my way to university registration. Does that seem rushed? Actually, it's not that it's rushed; it's just that there's way too much random, everyday stuff.
Well, to be honest, I really liked this book, but there are two things I can't accept, so I've already given up on it. First, the part about going to university; second, and most unacceptable of all, is that 90% of the book so far has been dedicated to a female character who isn't even the female lead!!!
For just this little bit, US Army General MacArthur, a five-star general, said you have kidney deficiency.
Not bad. One thing is that the school the protagonist, who was a top scorer in the college entrance exam, applied to wasn't very good. Maybe you shouldn't have let the protagonist become a top scorer; just let him get into that school if he's high enough. It's a waste! (This refers to the schools top scorers have attended since Baidu's reforms.)
Men aren't afraid of being small, they're afraid of being short and small; even the donkeys in the production team dare not be small and short.
I just caught up to the chapter where the results came out, and now they can't do business on a large scale, and all they want to do is go to school in the south. I really don't understand. If you change the map, all those characters from before are wasted? And what about ideals? Is your ideal just to do business?
The student council election speech was poorly written. If the aforementioned issues arise, the election will be suspended by the school immediately. Just look at this speech—it's a complete mess.
So far, it's not bad! But with all the kung fu and apprenticeship tropes, and the hints of building a business empire, I'm worried the author will mess it up. I think it's highly likely to fall apart; business, politics, and international affairs are too intertwined—it's not something that can be easily written.
The book is well-written and has a good plot, but the daily life and travel described in the book are from the 1990s, not from 1982.
Let me explain.
Huozi's dream is to make a lot of money and expand his influence through the school and academic platforms, which is also a measure to protect his life and fortune. The purpose of making money is to attract scientific and technological personnel, poach some international experts, maintain our original aspirations in a volatile environment, and provide a stable home base for those insightful…