Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1460 Comments on "Rebirth Begins with Marrying a Female Educated Youth"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book to you.

"Rebirth Begins with Marrying a Female Educated Youth", Li Goudan, a level 4 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
Reborn in the past, Ji Yuanhai carries the memories of two lives.

This time, he will work hard to live a better life and make himself proud.

The first thing he wanted to do was to marry the most beautiful female educated youth in the village!

【Brief Comment】

He also has a book titled "Siheyuan: Starting from Saving Qin Huairu" with 189 million words. It is finished and not a masterpiece. The number of collections is only over 20,000.

The new book has only a few words, but it has already amassed over 30,000 collections and has even been featured on Sanjiang Recommendations, which shows that the data is far better than the previous work. Moreover, he started writing books on this account last year and has already reached the level 4 author level. I don't believe that he doesn't have some skills.

I read dozens of chapters of the new book in one go. To put it simply, it’s very good.

The protagonist is reborn in the 1970s, during the commune era. He transforms from a lame homeless man who died under an overpass into a strong and healthy young man. When he is at home arranging a marriage for his eldest brother, the woman he meets is a beautiful educated youth.

The eldest brother had no objections to this family-arranged marriage. However, the protagonist, with his memories from a past life, was well aware that the marriage was not going smoothly. Determined to save the educated youth who was in danger of committing suicide, he decisively stepped forward and, with his eldest brother's consent, undertook the marriage. Another important reason was that he also liked the educated youth. Naturally, his family had no objections, and the protagonist even offered to talk to the educated youth and persuade her ideologically. In particular, he displayed a remarkable level of understanding, unlike someone with only an elementary school education from a remote rural commune. He provided the protagonist with immense psychological comfort. Their union was a true marriage of love.

Before the household contract responsibility system was implemented, earning work points was the only way to survive. Without a certificate from the commune, anyone who tried to enter the city would be arrested as a migrant. To thank the commune director for his matchmaking, the protagonist promised to give him two carp. That evening, after finishing his farm work, he went fishing in the river. He discovered a connection with plants, catching a good many fish and even helping a widow. This was another story of hardship. Because of her physique, she was deemed unlucky by her in-laws, leaving her orphaned and widowed mother with a difficult life.

While the protagonist, having obtained a marriage certificate with a young woman, was exploring the city, he stumbled upon a financial opportunity in the county's residential quarters. Leveraging his affinity for plants, he cured a family of Songmei orchids and earned a substantial sum of three hundred yuan. However, a sinister director named Bai nearly ensnared the protagonist.

After their wedding night, the wife notices a noticeable improvement in her health, much to the protagonist's surprise. However, in this day and age, many things aren't meant to be shared publicly. From then on, the couple slowly settles into a happy life.

This book has a strong sense of time, and the author's skill is remarkable. It's no wonder he's so grateful for the Siheyuan fanfiction, demonstrating his deep understanding of the characteristics of period writing. I love the detailed descriptions in the book. While there are hints of supernatural powers, they don't detract from the story, but rather lend it a touch of legendary quality. Isn't that the essential element of a good story? Without cheat codes, how can one quickly stand out?
So, if you are also interested in period literature, 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】

A good book deserves to be read by more people. Even if it doesn’t have many words now, its brilliance has already begun to flicker.

(End of this chapter)