A Fiery Era: Starting with Marrying a Female Educated Youth
火热年代：从娶女知青开始
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- Ongoing
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- 2.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Is the author a reincarnation of the Monkey King?
The author's abilities are truly versatile. One moment his brother has two sons, the next his sister-in-law hasn't laid a baby in five years, then his sister has three children, and then it becomes two children again. With 4000 work points, each work point worth 3.2 Cents, over 130 yuan has been turned into just over 13 yuan. He's truly ever-changing; even Sun Wukong couldn't change his ways.
The synopsis mentions him as a live-in son-in-law in the end, which is very strange and inexplicable. It's odd that the protagonist becomes a live-in son-in-law simply because he married a sent-down youth.
How can such a low-class name resonate with readers? What kind of teaching did you receive? What are you doing? Are you just trying to give up?
I've read many books about men marrying educated youth, but very few about men having children with them. I don't know what these time-traveling male protagonists were thinking.
A mess
I've read twenty or thirty chapters, and it's still stuck on this same old mess. The timeline is unclear, the location is unknown, and the characters act like they're mentally unstable. After five years of rebirth, he has absolutely no agency, and even getting married means being gossiped about by his sister-in-law who's now living separately.
Writing over ninety chapters about a wedding is really padded out.
The first sentence in the first chapter, "Driver Li," broke down my defenses. Would calling him "comrade" or "master" tarnish your writing? Holy crap!
What kind of garbage is this? It's a mess, rambling and incoherent. I have no idea what you're trying to say. You even brought up drones. It has absolutely nothing to do with reality.
The commune was equivalent to a modern township or town, and below that was the village level. There was a commune secretary and a village party secretary. I think the author can't distinguish between the commune secretary and the village party secretary.
It's extremely poisonous; you can treat it like a clown comedy, but you absolutely mustn't use your brain.