I Transmigrated to the 1970s and I'm Living the Easy Life
穿越七十年代我很悠闲
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- 434k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Courtyard houses are everywhere, and the last thing people want to see is Jia Zhangshi. You're even using that formula? I read about 30 chapters and couldn't continue. Without any sense of immersion, do you even know what you're writing? It's all just Shanghai nonsense, you idiot! Have you ever mailed or received anything in the village? It's full of flaws, I'm withdrawing.
Don't write the protagonist as too naive and innocent; at least make him a bit smart in the 21st century, since this is a male-oriented novel, not a female-oriented one.
Did the author eat the chapter title?
Without chapter titles, this book is useless.
I gave up on it as soon as I started reading. You're the child of someone sent to the countryside for reform through labor, and you're still trying to cheat and be cunning? You really don't know how to write a dead end story.
This protagonist is just a useless piece of trash. You could say he can't beat them or that he's not vigilant enough, but to not even fight back when he knows he's been robbed is disgusting. What makes you think they won't kill anyone? If this kind of person weren't the protagonist of a novel, he'd be buried a long way off.
He wouldn't survive three episodes before being reported as a spy and taken away.
These illustrations portray the protagonist as a saintly hypocrite, both stupid and cowardly.
The phrase "lying flat" has a complex meaning. For those with resources, lying flat means enjoying life, taking control, and being carefree and content. For those without resources, lying flat is laziness, incompetence, an excuse for weakness, a representation of suffering and hunger, and a threat of imminent death. I don't know what kind of book you're writing, but "lying flat" is relevant here.
It's amazing that a disposable lighter, which only appeared after plastics became widespread in 1980, was produced in 1970! Did you think there were many chemical products back then?
1000 Yuan a day, let alone in the 1970s, how many people could afford that now?