Return to the Small Mountain Village in South China in 1994

Why has no one commented on what the author wrote? It's still okay.

Do you want to add it first to see if it suits my taste?

I saw Chapter 59 and looked at the table of contents. What are the chapter names starting from Chapter 98?

From the number of posts, one can tell that they have been cleared. . .

Author, can the heroine's genetic disease be cured? Is there any foreshadowing?

No one talks? Let me tell you something, I have only read 20 chapters, and I feel pretty good so far. I don't know if there were many dendrobiums before, but the article says that there are a lot of them, and more than a thousand flowers can be cut. Others, I feel pretty good, and there is still a sense of resonance in many places, but I feel that there are very few dialogues. Most people who read chronicle novels like the kind of filial piety atmosphere. There are indeed very few dialogues in the first 20 chapters of this book, and most of them are narrations, rather than expressed through dialogues. For example, the two most popular period novels, Xiaoyu Village and Dashan, both have a lot of dialogue. Dialogue can express the characteristics of a place and the personality of a certain character. I think more dialogue is better.