
Reborn in 1960: I Give My Oil to the Motherland
重生1960,我为祖国献石油
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 415k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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143Chapters
1.8kRecommendations
10.6kFans
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Oil is a fascinating thing. When it's buried in the ground, nothing happens. But once it's dug up, it's prone to bacterial growth in the Middle East and insect infestation in China. The oil industry is only worth writing about during its pioneering, arduous era, and only because of that one "Iron Man."
That's amazing!
Most period novels are just nonsense and attempts to tarnish the spirit of that era. Finally, a book captures the essence of that time! There are always some sordid things happening. (Title) "Boiling Era" and "Fiery Era"—what kind of garbage are those? How to smuggle resources? How to extort and bribe? How to have affairs? Like this book... It's good that you wanted to, at least you wrote with this spirit. If you can't contribute, at least don't tarnish the image!
The kidnapping plot by enemy agents is too far-fetched.
The plot is not handled properly, as awkward as forcibly adding a noblewoman. It not only fails to make the story more vivid, but also feels as uncomfortable as a patch on new clothes. Also, having just experienced being kidnapped by enemy agents under such strict security, and then immediately taking a long-distance train alone, with no security whatsoever except for a woman who wanted to…
The content is excellent, a true gem.
The author's writing is somewhat immature, but genuine feelings are evident between the lines, realistically depicting how everyone worked hard and remained positive during the difficult times for the country. I just saw the Iron Man take off his clothes and jump into the mud, then shout, "Party members, go!" More than 20 people jumped in with a splash, and I was so moved I almost cried.
Actually, you don't need to add this system; it feels more authentic to that era without it.
I'd like to take this opportunity to recommend my new book, "Dreaming During a Day Nap".
I hope everyone will offer their guidance and I apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Update more often, otherwise how will I give you monthly votes?
I love the protagonist's personality; he repays kindness with kindness and retaliates with justice. How can there be no punishment for wrongdoing? If making a self-criticism isn't enough, then it's definitely not over.
The Japanese gave us equipment from Daqing Oilfield at bargain prices.
However, they gained an advantage in other aspects.
95 Chapters and still no oil has been found, when it finally comes out, it'll be a million words long, right? Go hunting every day.