
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
重生1938:这个地主我不当了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 162k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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72Chapters
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The protagonist is a local aboriginal who owns a lot of land. No need to guess, it must have been acquired through annexation, and he is also ruthless in doing things. The author often writes about such a person as being compassionate. Isn't it too disgusting?
I can tell you clearly that it is impossible for real landowners to own so much land through legal operations. Anyone who owned a large piece of land in the last century did so through some disgraceful means, loan sharking, and underworld thugs who squeezed, deceived, and robbed other farmers.
60 Years old, what concept do you know? You are already 70 after liberation. Do you want to buy an elixir? The average age in China before liberation was only over 40. Think about it for yourself.
Go abroad and build a country. In those days, there were guns and guys, and there were a lot of opportunities outside. No matter how good you were at home, it would be of no use. It would be the 1950s soon.
How can you, a sixty-year-old man, have so much energy? In those days, you would soon run out of energy when you turn sixty.
Well, this age setting. . . At that time, how many days did a 60-year-old have to live? Do you want to become an immortal? Otherwise, it would be a hammer
It started out okay, but then it was all watery.
There is no main plot, you have a hammer and a stick here and there, you still have friends, you still have guns, you still have money and food, and the writing is so aggrieved. The beginning is good, but it gets worse and worse later on. There is no family, no brothers, no helpers. How can you survive in troubled times? Do you still want to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger? Brother, if you don't stand up, what else do you want to do?
What's up with your ideas lately? The protagonist of the historical novel is either a child or an old man
Personally, I think the writing is really good. I really like the cheat code. I hope I can write it soon.
The book is very good, but the amount is too small, I can't eat enough and I feel anxious.
Not bad. The protagonist is a person who was reborn in that era. This is a bit surprising. I am more curious about what I will do next without the ability to predict the future.
Female author? ? Space ring, the landlord stored 2,000 kilograms of grain in the cellar. . .
The writing is really good, I've read Chapter 58. I have a feeling I want to talk to you about: the current scope of the story is basically ten miles back and forth from home. Looking at the foreshadowing of the latest chapter, I am a little worried that after the protagonist leaves the brick factory, he will encounter misfortune and be captured back to the county town, continuing the cycle of circles. I know that there are many characters and foreshadowings that need to be explained slowly, and I cannot jump to the map in a hurry. However, if you are confined to this small area for a long time and go back and forth, it is easy for readers to feel stagnant. I look forward to expanding the story stage outwards and pushing the main line forward.
The protagonist of this book is an Aboriginal reborn? Or is it the rebirth of modern man?
The price of good-quality irrigated land costs 12 silver dollars per acre. . . Author, you didn't even check the bean bag, you just opened your mouth.
See how Chiang protected Japanese war criminals such as Okamura Neiji after the war and became Chiang's cronies.
Faster and faster, well written and unique
Really well written. More.
🎭 Character: A reborn landowner who is not young, has rich life experience, and has a daughter. I hope the author can write the protagonist's subsequent changes in mentality in a way that is acceptable. 🎬 Plot: After being murdered by the man in bed, he is reborn and fights back. The protagonist lives in the Republic of China when the Anti-Japanese War broke out. Currently, we see the protagonist selling off his wealth. The plot is well arranged! ✒️Writing: Smooth writing
Very nice! Seriously recommended!
This book has its own dramatic tension. In the past, modern people traveled through time, which gave a sense of immersion, but now I have read too much, and I am a bit numb. The author's book allows people from the Republic of China to come back to life and travel back to the Republic of China. It is very novel, because the readers know the history behind it, but the protagonist does not, then we are like opening a God's perspective, which is more refreshing! However, the author did not let this feeling of pleasure flow to the surface. Instead, he used detailed descriptions to make readers look at that period of time and space with a magnifying glass. Especially the whole book is full of villains, which is very consistent with the situation in the Republic of China. Foreign invasion and civil strife for decades, good people have long been purged and devoured. Those who can survive until now are all clever and scheming. From maids to shopkeepers, from soldiers to county officials, there is no good person. Even Shuan Zhu (the long-term worker raised by the protagonist since childhood) is also a master who kills everyone he sees, not to mention the protagonist. The protagonist is old, and he is regarded as a thief even if he is old. His ferocity, calculation, and experience of seeing through the evil intentions around him are also in line with the character setting. The most satisfying thing is that the killing is decisive, and the plug-in is also direct, without those restrictions. I want to see the transformation of the protagonist in this book. I want to see how the people of the Republic of China were in dire straits. I want to see the protagonist kill Japanese, traitors, and traitors. I also want to see the protagonist grab money, food, and women (but not simple possession). The author has a sophisticated writing style and skillful writing skills, and should be able to fulfill these expectations well. Liked it.
This kind of book needs to be plentiful~~
I saw a cool place, but it's gone and out of context. The author should update it quickly. After the update, I will give you a few double monthly passes. If I don't update, I will just pass this period and support you.
Not bad, just write it like this 🤐👍👍👍
? ? ? Why not a military zone? Why did you invest in the historical district?
It's very well written. The author has something good.
I haven't seen such a straightforward cheat for a long time. Killing people makes you stronger!
Yes, in those days, anyone who could travel around and become a landowner couldn't be a good person. He practiced martial arts when he was young, and now he has a golden finger. From now on, he is like a fish in water. His decayed body is rejuvenated, and his murderous aura has come back.
Entering the mountain city three times
Every step is startling, and there are thorns everywhere. You can't escape your fate, but you can't escape the national disaster. When you step out of the house, there are pits everywhere. I've written it down, and I still have the monthly pass. I'll give you the two numbers.
Not bad, the plot is written a little slower, but you can look forward to the follow-up.
It's very thoughtful. Keep reading. Cheers, author.