Transmigrating to 1981: An Ordinary Person's Struggle

If he has no memories of his past life, how does he know he has been reborn?

In the 1980s, it was very common for children to take over their jobs. Why didn't the protagonist's father, after retiring, leave the job to any of his children? The railway job was such a good opportunity, and the family needed it so much, yet he just let it slip away?

This is why authors of different ages can have different writing styles. Unlike other books that involve traveling back in time to surf the waves, this book clearly doesn't focus on the grand historical events, but instead chooses to depict down-to-earth business operations. The advantages and disadvantages are obvious.

Why is there no introduction? Does it mean you don't like money?

The whole story is about constantly looking for women.

I think this book would be better suited to a more realistic setting. Categorizing it as an urban story would result in a lack of exciting moments (I don't mind, haha ​​😁). If the author wants better sales and to earn more money, they should cater to the market more appropriately. After all, in this day and age, quick success and instant fame are what readers expect; a mundane story doesn't meet their expectations.

It started off quite well, but why did it get so bad in college? Did they change the writer? It's back to the old formula. If you really can't write it well, can't you just skip ahead?

Even as someone born in the 80s, I found it very relatable. Life is a series of firsts for everyone, and Cao Dan has encountered so many people and events, especially her relatives and friends.

Now that I'm in college, why do I feel like I'm being portrayed as such a pretentious artsy type? My writing is good, though...

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