Period: I Have a Door Between Two Worlds
年代：我有一扇两界门
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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A Veteran Reader's Dream of the Jianghu
Ten years pass in a dream of wandering the martial world, while wasted years leave me drunk on this fleeting life. With an old rain cape, bamboo pole, and faded blue robe, I drift beneath the bright moon, a lone boatman at the world's edge.
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I feel that if a modern person traveled back in time and there was a portal between the two worlds, it would be more interesting than the current story. The protagonist doesn't know anything and learns slowly, so the pace is too slow, and it's hard to get into the story.
Did you choose this time to bring the virus back and destroy the world?
The author writes very well.
The protagonist is not stupid; he has ideas and is very cautious. So far, his behavior is consistent with his background, education, and perspective. Except for the girl's slightly illogical reaction when she first met him, everything else was fine. However, this is not the author's fault; he is a man and cannot understand it.
As the plot delves deeper into the bourgeois sphere, the author's lack of basic common sense becomes apparent, making the reading experience awkward. You're saying a 15-story building will be completed in 4 months? Do you think this is some kind of rural self-built house? Normally, 4 months isn't even enough time to finish the foundation, let alone with modern mechanized construction.
This book is great! I started reading it this evening and have gotten to chapter 23 so far. The first few chapters were so-so, but it got better and better from the time-travel part onwards. I recommend fellow readers to check out this book on Qidian! I also hope the author continues to write well.
I really can't help but complain.
Reselling food and cultural relics is somewhat logical, but selling electronic calculators in the 1950s and 60s? Are you trying to fly to the moon?
Such a great cheat, why not report it? The two governments put their heads together, and the other side unified the world.
I've seen many people who seem to have traveled back in time easily buy Moutai (regardless of whether they needed coupons or not). But in reality, in my prefecture-level city at the time, we were only allocated 3 to 5 bottles. How did you manage to buy any?
Inventing a suitcase wheel was something you couldn't patent. The consequence was that it would be copied by every country. Given the domestic production capabilities at the time, without even a brand, it would quickly be squeezed out of the market. Other companies might even register the patent, preventing production. Considering there was no patent law in China at the time, it could only be manufactured domestically, but copycats were everywhere. Soon, it became so cheap it wasn't profitable.
Family, is this new plot similar to any of the other books? A small incident led to a meeting with a girl, and within a short time, a strange trust developed (even though they later collaborated). But wasn't this trust too cheap and inexplicable? The house deed was put in the girl's name, with a verbal agreement that the deed would be in her name, and she'd have to return it if he used it.