The Whole Family Strives in the Red-Hot Era
全家奋斗在火红年代
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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A good premise has been ruined. In a period drama, don't include the affair; it's morally reprehensible. Forcing his fiancée to postpone graduation by a year while he's having an affair is quite entertaining, but this makes it all the more ridiculous. If it were set in the 1980s, I'd be willing to read it, but I wouldn't even read it if you didn't write it.
Striving for success in China during the 1950s? That might be possible if the protagonist, Run, went to America during that era. But what about the international situation in the 1950s?
The whole family time-travels, a melodramatic plot, deliberately arranged.
Where did they get the historical data? It's mostly wrong, no wonder it's free for a limited time.
Just enjoy the novel. I didn't intend to say anything, but it got increasingly absurd. Being young doesn't mean you can write whatever you want. Who told you fan blades are made of plastic? Fans used to be made of metal. Metal blades were not only durable but also provided stronger airflow. Their performance far surpassed that of plastic. Back then, plastic was much more expensive than metal.
Group transmigration stories are the worst; I swiped away after reading the synopsis. I suggest rewriting it and avoiding group transmigration altogether.
Chapter Nine: Machine Tools
The author messed up this writing, didn't they? It already had tens of millions of US dollars before it even went on sale! Do you know how much foreign exchange reserves the entire country had back then?
This synopsis is bad and very misleading. I thought it was about a family who traveled back to the 1950s and would face the problem of not having an identity right from the start, but it's not like that.
The idea is good, but it's been several chapters already, so why isn't there any exciting part? Why is the writing so bland?
Joke
Given the importance of the protagonist's family to the country, wouldn't they be under 24-hour close protection, with investigations conducted in an extremely thorough manner? How could you still dare to have casual relationships with men and women?
You should write stories about super-rich characters; historical fiction isn't for you. Historical fiction isn't about teddy bears!