Glorious Days of 1978

Future value is useless. For example, if I spend 30,000 yuan now to buy something that will be worth a million yuan in the future, let's say fifty years from now, what's the use? In short, who cares about the deluge after I die! You haven't even reformed yet, what are you talking about the future for?

He becomes a simp the moment he gets published. He keeps his distance from his two childhood sweethearts, whose works are so beautiful, but the moment Gong Xue comes along, he immediately becomes a simp. He wants her to be the lead actress in a movie and a teacher at Yenching University.

Here's a suggestion: the protagonist could buy a camera and wander the streets and alleys of Beijing, capturing the local customs and culture at different times. This would be an important historical record. Later, when things are more developed, he could travel to other cities to take photos, including important historical moments and events. In 20 or 30 years, he could build a private museum to exhibit his collection and historical photography—truly a meaningful memorial.

The author hasn't seen Nezha! Otherwise, they would definitely know the conversation between the Dragon King and Shen Gongbao. They just asked me if the author had eaten, then gave me a whole bunch of explanations, and all I had to do was nod. Poor service, money is at risk.

The ambition is too great. They think time travelers must do this and that, that making money and enjoying life is the only right thing to do. No matter how successful you become, in their eyes you're just a dog trying to curry favor with them! I'm not reading anymore, it's too much.

Extreme choice between two

Dude, your writing style has suddenly changed! Why are you writing mindless, lighthearted, wish-fulfillment stories now? It's nowhere near as good as "I Want to Try My Best"!

It's too scattered, lacking any development, just writing whatever comes to mind, and contradictory. The previous chapter presents two different viewpoints, and then an entire chapter is dedicated to explaining these viewpoints.

There are just too many character introductions. It was one thing before the game was released, but it's still like this now. 😅

I rarely read historical fiction. I feel most writers in this genre just do some research and write without any real understanding of the thoughts and constraints faced by most people at that time. They also fail to truly capture the barbarity of that era. This author, however, wrote specifically about that period, creating a strong sense of immersion. They also demonstrated prior knowledge of many events.