
In the Red-Hot Era, I Was a Sent-Down Youth in Northern Shaanxi
火红年代,我在陕北当知青
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- 2.9M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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The first few chapters were alright, but after you got on the bus, it became a mess and illogical. First, you were supposed to faint from telekinesis while the bus stopped, but it wasn't shown that you fainted from exhaustion. So the leader was still wondering how you fainted.
I just had to rant! The more I read, the more idiotic it becomes! The earlier attempts to get the woman involved were somewhat tolerable, though! Then one minute he says he's afraid of getting into trouble and doesn't dare sleep with that woman! What about the other women?! The most awkward part is the attempt to whitewash Ling Wenliang!
I really enjoy period novels, especially those about the era of educated youth sent to the countryside. I find them very interesting. It's a pity there are so few good ones about that period; many period novels fail to capture the weight and authenticity of that time. I'm rooting for your book!
In those days, the best course of action was to mind your own business, wait for an opportunity, and at most offer help discreetly.
Imagine traveling back to that fiery era, hoping the protagonist with a cheat-like ability can live a life filled with constant warfare! 😏
Actually, writing about orphans would be better. The first chapter completely stunned me; that stepmother is truly ruthless. Although it's realistic, it's still painful to read.
Extremely poisonous! Extremely poisonous! Extremely poisonous!!! I'm saying it three times because it's important!!!
I couldn't continue after reading three chapters. The author's inexplicable sense of superiority as a time traveler is one thing, but even if you, as a modern person, find it unbearable, don't belittle people from that era. These educated youth genuinely believed they were changing the world, and many of them truly succeeded! Your comfortable life today is inseparable from their struggles back then! At least, their souls were a hundred times richer than ours!
In 1973, in northern Shaanxi, we decided to make some contact. It's only about 100 kilometers from Suide to Yanchuan.
You guys actually kept watching? I saw someone die from poisoning after witnessing a car stop using telekinesis.