Spring on the Red Earth in the 1980S

The first 8 chapters are about Yang Chen's life when he was nearly 40 years old, and Chapter 9 begins to return to the 1980s when he was around 18 years old. This work mainly tells the story of his life after graduating from high school in the 1980s, including fishing, netting, raising fish, selling fish, etc., And the story of Yang Chen's growth step by step. Books need to be read slowly to gain flavor! Hope you all like it.

A new work is freshly released. This work tells an interesting daily story of a boy named Yang Chen who returns to the 1980s. I hope everyone will like it and read quietly. Thank you for your strong support!

The title of this book has been changed from "Sweet Talk to Post-80s" to "Spring on the Red Earth in the 1980s". I hope everyone will like this work and support it. Thank you very much!

No wonder, being reborn is the same as not being reborn. The first six chapters and the following are two plots. The sense of separation is too strong. The fishing part about cultivating one's character has nothing to do with what follows. What's the use of traveling to the past? No purpose, always tasteless.

It feels like being reborn is the same as not being reborn and knowing nothing.

I have started reading. The author's writing is very good. It is definitely worth reading and subscribing! Recommend a book that is decisive in killing, sharp and joyful. "Old Man in Time Travel Picks Up Rags and Survives by Making Bad Movies" is hilarious...

I devoured the paid chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. No matter how isolated the mountain village is, it has no knowledge. You have lived to be 40 years old. When you see the vice-captain, he looks like a young man with hairy hair who has no temper after being dealt with in just one sentence. Is your life in vain? Even if you have been bullied for 20 years, at least you have developed your three views, and you must have some knowledge, understand the world, and be a bit forward-looking. Although the book is not to my taste as a person born in the 1980s, there is really no logic in it. I suggest that I just delete the rebirth character and make a slight modification to it, and change it to a sporadic and minimal memory information that is integrated into the past self across time and space. In this way, the protagonist has no coherent memory of future generations and naturally has no life experience or experience in dealing with things. He is still the original green appearance, but knows a little bit about future generations but cannot understand the root cause. In this case, the plot in the book is very reasonable. It can at least arouse the empathy of those born in the 1960s and attract some elderly readers.