The 1980s: The Mountain Hunting Era
1980猎山时代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 449k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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143Chapters
65Monthly votes
6.6kRecommendations
5.2kFans
20 ch/weekPace
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The farming and hunting novel has two nauseating plot points: first, debt; second, vicious relatives.
It's the same old story of vicious grandparents and a bastard reborn.
It's disgusting to look at. The father gave away the entire family for his nephew, even dying himself, and gave his daughter to his cousin in a marriage exchange. He was imprisoned for seven years, and when he came out he was still beaten. His mother died, his wife miscarried, and his life was ruined. Even after being reborn, one still has to uphold filial piety.
What's wrong with novels these days? Either the protagonist was a scoundrel in his past life, or the parents are clueless.
Many years ago, I read "Perfect Streamer," an author with a strong Northeastern Chinese style; her writing was imbued with the flavor of Northeast China. I thought her writing was quite good, but it was a real shame that her previous novel, "Rebirth in the 90s: A Comeback Story," had a terrible ending and was canceled. I hope this one will be a success!
Brother, I really love your books, even though I've only read one and ordered the whole series. I love your writing style; you often write about small, trivial things in a very realistic and touching way. I hope you can finish this book well, and no matter what, persevere to the end and don't give up easily. Keep going and become a great author soon!
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The story begins with a riddle-like character, a useless and incompetent father, a narrator uttering question marks, rebirth with a spatial ability, martial arts training granting immense strength, and a house full of disgusting things. He continues to suffer after being reborn—what's the point? The writing style is indescribable.
It's rare to see such a turtle-like protagonist.
Has the author become a female author for female-oriented content?
The first four chapters of the "Golden Three Chapters" were quite well written, but the fifth chapter started to filter readers. They were all reborn, including some extremely difficult uncles. They would not only beat them up, but also curse them back, damn it. The village has a bad reputation, but that won't stop you from finding a wife in another village, especially since you already have a wife. Family scandals should not be aired in public. If you do air them, justice will prevail.