1988: Return to the Human World and Hang Out for a Few Years
About This Novel
(The new book "Far East Peeves" has been released. I invite all teachers, classmates, and masters to come and support me.) In 1945, a donkey named Benjamin in the manor said: God gave it a tail to drive away flies... But it would rather not have this tail, and there would be no flies in the world. In 1988, after being reborn, Yang Mo looked at the man in the mirror and cursed: "You idiot, stop living like a fool from now on!" (This book is also called "Those who seek fame are drunk in court" and "Oh, this damn conscience still has half of it left." The world is full of differences, so don't ask questions about the protagonist's choices.)
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This book is unpleasant and very niche. There are many common sense errors in it. For example, I read Huang Yi's novels before 90 years ago, which is intolerable to me, a martial arts fan. What's interesting is that this book takes a big-picture view. If you want to get rich, you don't want to be a cadre. It allows ordinary people to get rich and considers the bottom farmers. Reading some chapters brought tears to my eyes. Although the passage is a bit literary, it is passionate. He makes us understand that ideals exist and people must have dreams.
Daily writing, daily intrigues in state-owned enterprises. I don't want to change the surrounding environment, but I don't want to do nothing! Why do you say that the main character in the novel is a gangster?
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