Reborn in 1959: Hunting in the Mountains, Saving a Young Educated Woman from the Start

It's such a terrible project, it just fell apart way too quickly.

What about the ending? It's only half-written.

The plot is pretty much the same, but the ending is terrible!

All I hear you talking about are inventing this and inventing that, what the hell is that?

Nonsense, digging holes and digging sevens in the dead of winter.

It's really bad. It rambles on and on, doesn't make sense, and has no core message.

What kind of nonsense is this? How can someone who has never studied bricklaying build walls and houses without fear of the walls collapsing and killing people?

This book realistically depicts the true life of the 1950s.

Well, I've read a bit of this book, but the plot doesn't progress much. It's mostly about explaining how to do this and that—it's too padded! Did the author write this as a science popularization project?

There is no bamboo in the Greater Khingan Mountains, so I'm puzzled by the author's description of the protagonist using bamboo seedlings to make a fishing rod. However, the writing itself is quite good.