His Enlistment Was Overdue, and His Grandfather Alerted the Military with a Phone Call!

Damn, it looks pretty. I won't comment too much on it, but it looks good. Author, can you update it faster?

Are you writing about Wang Ye or Lin Chuan? I understand using Wang Ye to set off Lin Chuan, but can the protagonist have some thoughts of his own? I understand when you say you are cold, but you say too few words.

To be honest, I thought it was okay at first, but I can see that I overexerted myself later on, especially after entering the military camp. Let's not talk about other things. Is the protagonist mute? The protagonist is not like the protagonist, all the people around him speak for him

In 1989, the situation in rural areas was almost the same. It should not have been like this in 1998. The household responsibility system had been in place for 17 or 18 years, and there was a labor force in the family. It should not be so poor.

I'm anxious to read it, ugh, please write more and then update. I'll start updating as soon as I like it, ugh.

The writing is good, relatively close to reality, much better than those with mixed word count, the plot is not exaggerated, and the character characteristics are well described. It is a book worth reading.

It's boring and doesn't mean anything.

A little slow to follow

Very good. I like the protagonist in it. No matter the character, he or she has his or her own personality and specialties. I like it very much.

It seems that the author has not experienced 1998, right? The countryside is not as shabby as you think, and the food in the army is quite good, with plenty of meat here and there, just a few slices of fat as you said. The author takes a good look at it before writing.