
The Golden Age Begins in 1977
黄金年代从1977开始
- Status
- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A bit inconsistent
As a master, these chronicles are written like new recruits. I like to read chronicles. I have been reading them for three or four years. When I saw a master writing a chronicle, I read it carefully. After reading more than ten chapters, I felt sick and wanted to vomit. This is a master. The pig's feet are very careful and not exposed. It's a mistake. I bought something and let someone miss the date. Not to mention how awesome and smart the protagonist is, but at least what the average reader can think of, do, and do it. You have to do it. From the beginning, you look like a fool, and in the end, you are still a fool. The reduction in intelligence is too great. In that era. He eats so well and looks after some of the neighbor's children. The whole building smells of the cooked food. How much money does your family have? How many votes are there? How many things are there? Maybe you don't know, your neighbors have calculated it for you, and they are all fixed. As for what you did, no one around you reported you. Do you think how powerful it is to lower your intelligence? Right now, right now, you are living in the countryside. You eat well, drink well, wear well, and you don't work. You don't know how many people are looking for you. What's more, it's that era, and you don't even have the memory of your predecessor. You are out of place in that era.
After reading a few chapters, I feel very disconnected. Your behavior is completely inconsistent with that era, especially the chapter about not taking the college entrance examination. It is written nonsense. It is the best opportunity to cross the class. There is no need to read it!
I can be considered an old reader. I have read both Fishing Ground, Demon and Taoist Master. I couldn't stand the second half of the previous book. This book is even better. Fans don't need to criticize it. Read more than 40 chapters. It's really not good to read.
Boss, stop writing chronological articles. Nowadays, all the starting points are chronological articles, and the devils are dancing around. Writing about overseas farming not only has no one to take part in it, but also has a large number of die-hard fans.
The first book I paid for was Danke's Golden Fishing Ground. After I finished it, I read it again. I also read some other ranches in New Zealand. I was still in high school when I read the first book of Danke, and I have been working as a cow and horse for many years now. Time flies so fast.
I suggest you go to South America to open a farm and fishery.
I suggest you go to South America to open farms and fisheries. I feel that there will not be so many restrictions when writing about foreign countries, and it is also your old profession. Relax and get back to your original intention. Come on.
Damn it, I despise this kind of modern time-traveling thing that requires you to carry it! If you want to live in ancient times or war-torn times, I can understand! Damn, you were blackmailed even in the 70s and 80s! Are you shameless? Pigs can fly in the wind, but you are still cheating. Aren't you afraid of being blown into the sky???
I have read Chapter 70 and I really can't stand it anymore. Here are the three biggest poisonous points of this book in my opinion: 1. The brother and sister gave the protagonist the opportunity to return to the city. I saw that in chapter 70, two people have been assigned work, and the brother and sister were not considered once. The most difficult thing is that the brother and sister are not even provided with the most basic food and drink. 2. In the first point, if you don't take care of your brothers and sisters, you can think that the protagonist is prudent, but if you do it so big in Liujiacun, it will make people speechless. 3. You can hide your mind and read the first two points. The director of the subdistrict office is really unbearable. From the first chapter, he comes out every two chapters to disgust the protagonist. The protagonist must also use his intelligence to fight back in the areas where he is good at. Because of my work, I often listen to books, and when I write about the same, I just listen to the music and pass it by. The problem with books is that they are too dense and dense.
At such a good time, it would be a pity not to go to college for any reason. It would be fine if he didn't go to college, and he wouldn't provide news and help to his brothers and sisters. He also wrote in front that his brothers and sisters politely allowed him to return to the city. In terms of family ties, it is simply inhumane.
The co-author traveled to the past with a plug-in to do charity.
Crazy looking for formal jobs for neighbors and colleagues. The key is not to ask for any benefits, and there is no one left.