A Gold Rush Beginning in 1984

The author has written a better book than the previous one. While I personally think there are some flaws in the middle, the fact that I could keep reading towards the end shows that the pacing is generally good. I hope the author continues to work hard and doesn't stop updating. Keep it up!

But could you please stop writing things you're not good at? I'm reading novels, light reading, not serious literature. Please figure out what your target audience wants to read. You lack writing skill but always try to write something profound, essentially feeding your readers shit. You certainly have a knack for that.

It's good, but there aren't enough episodes. It's so frustrating to wait for updates every day. I can't even get into 8 out of the top 10 books with monthly votes.

Gold mining can be a topic that helps people make their first fortune, but it's not enough to support the main theme. Why? The most appealing aspect of period dramas is the protagonist's foresight and extraordinary abilities during the great wave of reform and opening up.

This book is incredibly simplistic, but I was quite interested in the subject matter, so I continued reading. After reading the free chapters, I subscribed to a few more chapters based on the title and realized that this book is really unreadable; it's fucking addictive. First, the protagonist has been assassinated several times, but his vigilance and other abilities remain unchanged.

I've been following this book closely but hadn't checked the fan community. When I finally came in, it was full of criticism. I think it's well-written. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, not a saint. I think the character is well-developed. Some people say it's toxic, especially the Kazakh beauty who dies and comes back to life. However, I don't think it's a toxic point.

Write well. Rebirth stories are much easier to write than the kind of stories you wrote in your last book. But don't write anything that's too artsy or pretentious. I've only read six chapters, and it already feels a bit artsy. Don't get artsy or pretentious.

The author simply wrote, "... Take this Kazakh beauty into your harem," and then deleted the post.

After reading 46 chapters, I feel there's far too much unnecessary dialogue. The main plot has only just reached the point of starting the gold rush. Every little thing that happens in between requires a lengthy explanation, like the search for the dog or the Black Dragon Eighteen Hands, which seems to have taken up several chapters.

Many online novel authors don't have a problem: online novels don't need to worry too much about logic (not that there's no basic logic), they just write like crazy, update like crazy, and enjoy themselves like crazy. I used to follow a great author, "Eagle Catches Chickens," who updated over 10,000 words a day. His writing was exciting and enjoyable to read.