Back to the Era: My Cellar Opens into the Modern World
重回年代：我家菜窖通现代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Going Back In Time: My Family’s Root Cellar Connects To The Modern EraEnglish name
Stats
362Chapters
19.7kRecommendations
90.6kFans
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Let me give you my initial impression. It's a dry read, something you can watch when you're bored. I feel like the author is definitely much older than me. I'm a 90s kid. The double standards are blatant, with that kind of unreasonable behavior typical of older generations. It really annoys me. The protagonist abandons his wife and children to elope with someone else, then blames the woman.
Northeast China may be vast, but it cannot contain so many years of cultural heritage.
Questions about the protagonist's rebirth and time travel (for those who like to argue).
The protagonist got married in 1987 and died ten years later in 1997. The cellar is set in 2024, a technological gap of nearly thirty years. Can we please stop with the idiotic nonsense? I'm speechless. Didn't anyone even read it carefully? Skimming through it? I'm so angry! (งᵒ̌ᵒ̌)ง⁼³₌₃
This is clearly written by a female author; she scared away 80% of the casual readers right from the start. The appeal of female-oriented content is different from male-oriented content, bro.
The first chapter was enough to make me want to quit.
I think I can accept the protagonist being an ordinary, unremarkable person, but if he's a scumbag, I really can't relate to him because it's disgusting. Also, don't talk about redemption or anything like that; scumbags are beyond redemption and don't deserve to be saved.
It started off well, but then it felt off. The protagonist's personality was very unlikable—disloyal, short-sighted, selfish, and greedy. Wait, then I found out it was a male-oriented novel written by a young woman. Oh, I see. By the way, the male lead hasn't even fired a shot in hundreds of chapters, haha.
The book says that rice and flour cost more than three yuan per kilogram. Then the author says in the chapter review that rice and flour costing more than three yuan per kilogram in their area are just average, and rice and flour costing more than two yuan per kilogram are very hard to eat. So, if you wrote at the beginning that you only spent one yuan and fifty cents to buy two big steamed buns and a bottle of mineral water, how does the steamed bun seller make money?
Scum doesn't deserve to time travel; the most disgusting thing in the world is atonement.
Chicken rib, idiotic, ultimate poison, a waste of rice
They bought a TV but won't even let people watch it, they're so selfish! 😁