Autumn Harvest, 1980
那年秋实1980
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 902k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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330Chapters
141Monthly votes
11.5kRecommendations
63kFans
14 ch/weekPace
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It's so long and tedious, I couldn't stand it after chapter 22. My only feeling throughout was that it was jarring.
I've read the latest chapter. The writing is good, but maybe I'm used to light novels, so it feels a bit depressing and frustrating. I can understand the author wanted to make the plot exciting and dramatic, but by chapter 47, the protagonist has been discharged early from the army and can only be a nominal "militia company commander" in his brigade.
I suggest the author carefully consider what template they want to use, instead of simply copying the template from the previous book. They should make the characters' motivations plausible before writing anything, and reduce the didacticism.
This is so self-deceptive. Putting everything else aside, just looking at the protagonist's motivation, the original owner gave Jiang 5 yuan a month. After the protagonist transmigrated, he realized that Jiang had probably changed her mind, so he increased the monthly allowance from 5 yuan to 10 yuan.
No wonder this book is so long and tedious! It's just like "Nothing Gold Can Stay," constantly padding the word count and having its own internal monologues. I read 30 chapters and it's still stuck in the same old rambling. In short, it's disgusting.
Watching "Nothing Gold Can Stay" was incredibly painful for me. The protagonist seemed so arrogant, even in front of his own people, but when conflicts arose, he could only suffer in silence. He lacked any problem-solving skills; he was completely devoid of strategy, his only strength being his own frustration and a bully only within his own group.
Haha! You're dead! I told you not to feed me ten! Please call me the Prophet
How pathetic must a real person be to write such a pathetic protagonist in a book? Author, you're not writing a book seriously, you're just taking a dump to disgust your readers, you know?
I couldn't continue reading after reading half of it. The author's writing style is fine, but it's just very frustrating. The protagonist likes to suffer losses and be a pushover, which is frustrating in real life, and then he gets upset while reading the novel. 666. I guess the author lives a very happy life.
Are you being sarcastic? The first three chapters featured a protagonist who's practically an idiot. Is this author underage? Did a middle or high school student write this for elementary school students?
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