1977: From the Return of the Gaokao to Master Craftsmen of a Great Nation

It's very well written; the structure is solid; and the pacing is excellent. From the initial transformation of sickles and waterwheels in the village, to the character's entry into university two years later, skipping the lengthy academic life typical of contemporary literary works, the story directly connects with reality to reform and innovate.

Whose alias is this? Or is it an extraterrestrial demon?

It lacks youthful spirit, instead feeling heavy-hearted and old-fashioned. Old Liu's novel, "The Rebirth of an Old Cadre," must possess that youthful energy.

Well, the story structure is so-so. A working graduate student who never attended university in his previous life transmigrates and suddenly becomes a powerful figure without a system? He barely attended university for two days before his buffs were maxed out.

Who came this fish-frying expert? He actually helped me find some treasure! So exciting! It's been many years since I've seen such solid, simple, and contemporary writing on Qidian. I haven't been interested in online novels for the past few months, but this time I read it all in one go after a long time, and it wasn't enough! Of all the similar books I've read, I'd place this one at number one.

It's detailed and logically sound. While it's hard to say it's in the top three of period dramas, it's definitely in the top five. Compared to that novel about a genius whose IQ increases with age, this one feels like true genius. Even after entering university, the characters manage to study reasonably well, have projects, and deliver satisfying moments instead of just filler slice-of-life…

Author, you need to update faster, don't be so slow. Many books are hoarded and then abandoned. Maybe your thinking as an author is different from ours as readers. I've read many books that I planned to hoard and read later, but now I haven't even flipped through them once. Before, I was on the monthly ticket charts and recommendation charts, but I basically fell off because of my slow updates.

The early plot unfolds too slowly. While it's true that setup is necessary—the opening chapters mention the college entrance exam, but the main plot doesn't get in until over twenty chapters—the character development is good, and the writing is decent. It just requires patience to read.

I lost my job and started driving for ride-hailing services; I don't have time to read anymore.

The book is great and very addictive. I've been following it closely, but the author's updates are a bit slow. I'm also following "Study Group" and "Medical Giant" at the same time, and those two books are already over a million words long, but this one is less than 900,000. If the update speed is increased, I believe it will perform even better. I've already voted for it with my monthly pass, so I hope the author will keep up the good work!