Passionate Years: Fishing and Hunting in Beidahuang

During the Chinese New Year, I chatted with the elders in my family about the reclamation of the Great Northern Wilderness. It's hard to talk about other national policies; let's just talk about issues that the reclamation area can control itself.

No wonder it did so well; even a mediocre subject like developing the Great Northern Wilderness can be written like this. It's rare to see such a cohesive and cohesive storyline without any messy plot points. The educated youth used their brains, and the soldiers used their strength. Only then can they truly embody the saying, "Everyone contributes their share of light and heat."

The melodramatic scene before the shooting was a bit off-putting. You're telling me a full-powered bullet can't penetrate a bear? And after killing it, they didn't gut it immediately, only doing so in the evening, by which time the bear's guts had long since rotted and its gallbladder had shriveled.

There's too much boasting and arrogance in the content, with a lot of exaggeration about how amazing the protagonist is. There's too little depiction of the mundane details of everyday life, lacking that peaceful and heartwarming feeling. Instead, it's all about praising the protagonist, which gets a bit tiresome.

Those people volunteered to develop the Great Northern Wilderness back then! But in the author's writing, the entire team is portrayed as scheming and power-hungry—this isn't artistic creation! You're clearly slandering the martyrs! Perhaps some will ask why "Full House of Love" depicts infighting; it's because it's a group of people who have lived there all along, men, women, young and old, a…

I don't know if it's well-written or not, but it's totally my style! I stayed up all night reading it last night!!! I'm a little reluctant to finish it; there aren't enough words yet. Please update soon! I've given you all my votes.

After reading chapter 29, let me share my thoughts. Let's start with the good points. The writing is smooth, the logic is clear, and the characters are portrayed as the author intended. The food preparation is passable if you don't delve too deeply into it. Although the plot is a bit strange, it can be understood as an exception. Let's talk about the problems that have been exposed.

Dear readers, during the new book release period, I hope you can take some time each day to flip to the end and read for a few seconds. Reading is really important!

The author portrays all the northerners as idiots 😰 who know nothing, and then the protagonist shows up to act all high and mighty. The book is alright, but the details are lacking... 🤐

To be honest, as someone who currently lives on a farm, reading this book gives me a rather strange feeling. The scientific approach to farming does make sense. For example, the early abandonment of the entire 851 farm and parts of the 859 farm—cultivating land for the sake of cultivation, only to find it uncultivable and abandoned—did cause considerable losses.