Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1206 1203. Comments on "The Great Era Begins in 1983"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a fine novel about urban rebirth.

"The Great Era Begins in 1983", Morning Breeze Paradise, 175 million words.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
Bai Hao, who had worked in manufacturing all his life, was reborn in 1983.

He started from scratch and built his small factory all the way!
Five-axis, shield tunneling, photolithography... are all his patents!
"If for no other reason than to never have to endure bullying from foreigners again in this life!" - Bai Hao.

【Brief Comment】

He has 10 books under his name, including "The Crimson Song Dynasty" and "The First Estate in the Tang Dynasty".

His first book was written nine years ago and it was a masterpiece at the time, which was amazing.

He used to write more historical texts. The two books I listed above are both historical texts, and he wrote historical texts on several dynasties.

I once thought that he would always be immersed in the field of history, but unexpectedly he started writing urban literature.

The protagonist is reborn back to 1983. I found several books about this period, and they all did very well.

I haven't done any research on why people choose this. I just checked and couldn't find any useful information. Perhaps the authors are just considering their age.

This urban novel of his has a strong sense of time, with stories about factory recruitment, the favorite factory beauty, the fights between naughty kids, and the stories of people living in crowded tube-shaped buildings.

In fact, it is not only period novels that people like to read. Period dramas are also becoming more and more popular. This may be because everyone has reached this age and is no longer obsessed with youth idol dramas.

I personally also really like to read period novels that are written in a very realistic way, especially those with protagonists who come from rural areas. Even if they started out by selling socks, setting up stalls, or collecting stamps, they are all very interesting.

If these things were written ten years later, the readership might be relatively smaller because people are older and it is not convenient for them to read online novels.

The protagonist of this book is a man of strong character. His goal after rebirth is very clear: to change his current poverty, and he doesn't care about working in a factory. Although he has no system to help him, his business experience in his previous life still allows him to see beyond the current era. He can smell the spirit of the times, be fully prepared, and seize the opportunities of the times. This is exactly what everyone likes to read.

So, if you are also interested in this book, you can really go and take a look.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I just read the latest chapter of this book. Although it doesn’t say much, it hits the point.

Readers are very interested in scientific or pseudo-scientific articles, and the scientists in cutting-edge fields introduced in the books have all been discovered by readers.

Because these people are the real pillars of the country, even those scientific and technological workers who work silently and unknownly are worthy of special mention.

The scientific content of this book is actually not particularly high. It lacks representative scientific arguments and sources, and the discussion of the process is not in-depth.

This is a good thing, as it will not cause technological discomfort to ordinary readers, because the overly in-depth argumentation process can only generate a strong desire for exploration and discussion in a small number of readers.

Most people just take a quick glance and focus more on the plot and characters.

It's nothing more than an attempt to pretend to be AC ​​and slap yourself in the face.

I would like to recommend an interesting science article here, "The Hammer of Technology". It's a bit watery after the middle part, but the rest is okay.

(End of this chapter)