1977: I Cut Ties on a Snowy Night and Hunt the Mountains to Feed the Educated Youths
1977：雪夜断亲，我猎尽山珍养知青
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Countryside Life
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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9.0Score
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Reading this book will reveal the most realistic and perfect love. The male protagonist truly puts his wife first in everything. Their kind of relationship doesn't exist in reality, and it's even rarer in novels where the male protagonist is reborn. Apart from this one, who is truly comparable to Prince Gu, Zhao Quanjun is truly the second Prince Gu...
The plot gets increasingly exciting after the Hong Kong trip! I only submitted one entry because of space constraints, but that also increased the difficulty, so I changed my mind and submitted a very good one. It's brilliantly written, with a captivating and suspenseful plot that gets more and more enjoyable with each passing moment. A truly excellent piece!
The writing is so-so. The content is alright, but the character constantly acts tough, yet when faced with real threats, he's too afraid to actually kill them. There's a part where he's being followed by a hunter who wants to kill him, but he lets him go and even gives him 100 yuan. In the remote mountains of the 1970s, nobody knew about this place. He can't even kill someone? And yet he pretends to be so tough.
In this book, basically whatever the protagonist says goes, and no amount of influence from anyone else, including powerful figures, can change that. That's just how the author designed it... If the protagonist says that all leaders don't care about the process, then the details of the protagonist's embezzlement don't matter; if the protagonist says that Quan Gui stole money, then everyone…
The plot and details in the book are very much in line with the characteristics of the era, and the mountains and forests are deep and unknown.
Don't bother reading this book! It's illogical and makes no sense whatsoever! I don't know who gave it such a high score!
Who the hell gave you such a high score? 8.0 Is appropriate, considering how many words you wrote.
The beginning was alright, with a lot of exaggeration! The rest was pretty much the same.
It has a basic framework, but lacks depth and substance. The characters' personalities are illogically developed, and there are errors in some common-sense details. The author clearly lacks understanding of the customs and lifestyles of northern China during that era. It's passable for now, but upon closer inspection, it becomes rather unpleasant.
The protagonist acts like a machine, following a pre-programmed sequence.