
Reborn: Treasure Hunting in the Forest
重生从森林寻宝开始
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- Completed
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- 658k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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I also fainted when I saw 300 kilograms of oil given to others. The author probably has never been in the kitchen, so he doesn't know how much oil his family consumes in a year. 5 Liters of oil weighs eight pounds and seven taels, and can last a family of three almost three months. In the 1970s, the country supplied 4 taels of cooking oil per person per month, so giving away this amount was outrageous.
The author is ignorant, but now he can write novels as an individual. In the 1970s, when we were working two jobs, the two of us earned more than 80 yuan a month combined, which the author said was not enough. The operator didn't know anything about prices at that time. Don't you check information when writing a novel?
The writing is good, but I feel that the story is a bit far from reality. Even if you are reborn, the gap between urban and rural areas cannot be changed. It will take at least twenty or thirty years. Taking root in the countryside is a bit idealistic. It is more realistic to try to return the family to the city.
The author must have never lived in the South. At that time, the countryside was dirty and messy, and mosquitoes and snakes were enough to make you suffer. Have you ever seen the smell of being chased and bitten by mosquitoes in the southern winter when the temperature is -12 degrees Celsius? Various venomous snakes, have you ever seen one six or seven meters long crossing a mountain peak? Cobras and bungara snakes are everywhere
What was so good about the countryside at that time ~ it's not like now
The tropics are not easy to mix with! In 1988, when I was in the third grade of elementary school, I took a break while going up the mountain to chop firewood, and a bungara snake crawled across my feet. Looking back now, I feel like I was destined to die! I was in the fourth grade in 1989. I went to school before dawn and was bitten by a snake. My mother carried me to the barefoot doctor in the village. Fortunately, the snake was not venomous. If it was poisonous, the barefoot doctor could not cure it. The hospital in the town was five kilometers away. There were no cars in the village, so it was too cold to get there by bicycle. In the same year, when I was collecting peanuts, I was chased by a rice shovel head for several hundred meters, but I still found a bamboo braid and beat it to death. Walking in zigzags, beating snakes with soft bamboo braids, it takes experience to survive. Aren't you afraid? Once bitten by a snake, you will be afraid of straw ropes for ten years! If you are not afraid, there is nothing you can do if you are afraid. You can only endure it while living in this land.
There is nothing wrong with knowing that you want to return to the city, unless you go back to the city and then abandon your wife and daughter in the country. But didn't the protagonist think of a way to take his wife and daughter back to the city after he returned to the city in his previous life? So when the protagonist died in his previous life, no children even visited him? That's it, it seems like the protagonist's rebirth can't change his nature as a scumbag, right? The protagonist really liked the mountains so much in his previous life that he wouldn't even think about returning to the city. Now you write about how much he likes the mountains after being reborn. Tsk, it's really disgusting. Could it be that after the protagonist returned to the city in his previous life, someone tied his feet and prevented him from going back? Alas, I actually don't want to comment on your stuff at all, but I can't block it.
I can't stand it anymore, it's so out of touch with reality
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I have read chapter one hundred and twenty-seven so far, and the overall feeling is that the protagonist is superior and the others are stupid and foolish. It is identified as a self-interested article.