Reborn in 1978: Returning to the City from the Countryside

The school scenes were watchable, but the thought of the protagonist's messy family background was disgusting. This kind of plot, where the protagonist accumulates moral leverage to make the other party regret their actions, is both low-brow and boring.

I'm a little disappointed. The article briefly mentions the big scenes, what to eat, what to wear, and how many cents I spent. I wish I could even get a complete list of the prices of those years. There are a lot of bloody things in front of me, but the pride of the proud man of that era and his high-spirited desire to build the country was not shown. I have to suspect that it was the style of female broadcasters.

1. In the first chapter, I don't know why the author wrote about this family background. Was it just to add a point of conflict? 2. Chapter Three involves copying books, this time not domestic ones, but foreign ones. It even mentions adding "future experiences" and the ambition to change the country. You're practically starving! Studying properly is the most important thing.

The key is that the protagonist has not been able to solve one thing, he is like a loser, he is really helpless, and the money was given by others. He was reborn for more than a year with such a big golden finger, and it is difficult for him to eat. The money he finally got was given to you by someone else for no reason. He keeps pressuring the protagonist to write crappy things. Apart from disgusting the readers, what other benefits does this have? I really can't understand it. 😅😅😅

Giving up has always been bullshit, and it makes my head hurt to look at it

Reports, struggles, and poisonous weeds are everywhere. Garbage pig feet, conveying negative emotional value.

Well, in that era, without being pro-American, how could you acquire technology? Even if it was technology that others had outdated, if you were arrogant or hostile, how could you expect them to give it to you? Many things can't be generalized. Take the light bulb factory, for example.

I thought that I would not read the book review section without affecting my reading. I was wrong. I will stick to the book review section in the future. It is a lot of nonsense and is purely second-handed.

I think it's okay to write about everyday family matters, but you should avoid writing about bitterness and hatred. You should cut to the chase quickly and decisively, otherwise it's easy to ruin the plot.

As the title suggests, please write less of those messy, irrelevant things and focus the main energy on the protagonist's growth. Other things can be used as background for growth or explained in one or two chapters. At 60 chapters, the protagonist's progress is practically nonexistent. In summary, it's just about reporting, severing ties with relatives, retrieving the files, publishing articles, running for class officer, and his relationship with the female lead.