Reborn in 1985: Golden Pigs and Jade Carp

Few protagonists on Qidian are normal people.

The scene depicted here, especially the dishes, perfectly captures the daily life of an old Changsha resident. The author is from Hunan, or more accurately, from Changsha—that's practically a given.

It's good, but there are too few of these kinds of shows. These kinds of shows are better suited for shows with hundreds of thousands or millions of views.

It's very good, but reading in the dialect is a bit difficult.

I didn't understand what the two characters "" meant after reading them. If the author has written about a niche dialect without explaining it, then they should just continue entertaining themselves and stop thinking about getting recommendation votes or monthly tickets. Niche literature doesn't have many readers.