Back to 1983: Stories from Northern Fujian

I was a college student in my previous life On the first day of his rebirth, the male protagonist shouted outside to catch a thief, but it turned out that the thief was his father. The male protagonist's father was arrested and sentenced, which resulted in the male protagonist being rejected from the university entrance examination. Most people were persuaded to quit by the first chapter. The author is really brave for daring to write like this.

There are few people who write about Fujian during the rebirth of the times, but I think I am the first one to write about northern Fujian.

Some of the plots are too ridiculous. Telling a little girl that he has had a lifelong dream of being a daughter-in-law, and asking for 200 yuan to sell a box of tea, would be crazy.

I rarely read period novels, but this one is very well written!

It's very sloppy and there is no research on historical data. And you are the only one with political stains. Can government officials trust you casually?

The standard is up to standard, the data shouldn't be so bad.

I haven't watched it yet, but I'm going to give it a try. . I hope there won't be any plot where people become cheerful and lively just because they are physically younger. . Every time I read a rebirth article and see people who are several decades old, if you deliberately pretend to be a teenager, you can understand it, but don't do it because your body is young and you don't realize it. . . . That would be too embarrassing.

I hope book friends can provide more suggestions.

This opening is truly indescribable. If the author had written the protagonist as vicious and sinister, with the six relatives disowning each other, it would still be worth watching. If he inexplicably sent his father into the situation, Liu Dao Ban: I would like to call you the strongest, but I can't stand it anyway.

Does the author want to learn from my 1979?