The Ordinary World: I Divorce Tian Runye from the Start

I was convinced. I said at the beginning that I would not be a dog licker, but the author found an excuse to get married and not divorce him. He tricked people into killing them.

No wonder it's exempted. I couldn't hold back after reading the first five chapters. It's a mess.

Many book friends have several opinions after reading the first few chapters. 1: I think there is regional discrimination in food. I would like to explain this. First of all, I have been working for a few years, and my job is to travel all over the country. This is the feeling I had at the beginning. I believe friends from the north will have similar feelings when they come to the south for the first time. Later, I got used to it and went there more, and fell in love with mutton soup. Except for the mutton dumplings, I am still not very used to it. Now that my work has been adjusted, I don't travel much. Instead, I look for some northern dishes in the city, such as Henan braised noodles, lamb soup, etc., Which I miss often. The protagonist in the book is parachuted to the Loess Plateau in northern Shaanxi. The description of food is what I understood when I first came into contact with it. Later, there will be preserved egg and lean meat porridge that the protagonist worked hard to make, but the locals complained that it was a waste of food. The collision of tastes between different regions is interesting in itself. Secondly, it is necessary to advance the plot, so I wrote it, but this is not the point. If you don't like it, just watch it for fun. 2. Some book friends feel that there was a lack of supplies at that time, so this abnormality should not occur. I will also explain. First of all, the protagonist has traveled through time. I don't want to design the protagonist to be compassionate and noble as soon as he comes over. Secondly, the protagonist's identity is a second-generation official. In the plot I designed, in the follow-up, the protagonist will truly see the poverty and backwardness of the countryside, and slowly reshape the protagonist's values, hoping that the character will have some growth. The protagonist grew up by the Pearl River in his previous life and fully enjoyed the fruits of reform and opening up. This time, he can step in and do what he can to pay for the good life in his previous life. I made a lot of preparations for this book. I read the original work many times and tried to make the characters in the original work consistent with the original work. Of course, I will make a few additions to the main characters, but I will not go astray. I hope to show another side of the original work from a different perspective, especially some characters that were briefly mentioned in the original work, and bring them back to life.

What people like to eat is not determined by their stomach and environment.

The title of this book is just a bit of a headline. It follows the development of the TV plot and becomes even more of a licker than before. It's also a time traveler. Bah.

Why do I feel like the protagonist is a bit lazy🤔

It is difficult to tell from the beginning. A self-righteous Lao Guang is looked down upon in Northern Shaanxi. It seems that Lao Guang is the only one in the world who knows how to eat. What does it mean to disgrace Lao Lei when he has nothing to do? The whole story involves the original author who despises his wife and cheating on his best friend. If you don't have multiple heroines, what's the point? If so, what does what you wrote mean? It blindly emphasizes the character of the male protagonist "Lao Guang lies flat". Was he lying flat in the 1970s and 1980s? And then "forced" to show off. The whole article is written about local political struggles. The protagonist is engaged in literature for a while and runs a factory for a while. I really don't know what he wants to do. The main line has no direction at all. Wherever he dreams, he writes about it. I read part of it that day and felt that this book would definitely be a hit. The second day was limited to free. I can only say that it is okay to be self-righteous when writing a book, but if you disgust readers, the results will tell you the answer. Despite this, this book is not without its merits. The writing is smooth and the characters are vividly created. This is rare. It was originally a period novel with great potential, but it was stymied by its own arrogance.

What the hell, traveling through more than ten chapters without doing anything but studying food? Divorce, you are divorced

The books that are now limited to free of charge are all shit 🙂 The kind of shit that insults your IQ. I really don't understand, why do these authors write novels so as not to satisfy readers? It's not as good as Xiaobai's writing. Although Xiaobai's writing is childish, it's not disgusting.

Even if Silly Pillar comes, he will have to surrender.