Return to 80: Get Rich Starting from Wong Tai Sin

Just looking at the door, you can feel the vicissitudes of this house. These two doors are really like ancient trees that have been washed away by wind and water for thousands of years. The texture of the wood has formed shallow grooves. Walking into the courtyard, the courtyard is an ordinary courtyard house in the north. In the middle is a stone mill, which is a tool used to grind corn paste, sweet potato noodles, etc. I looked up and saw that the chimney on the roof was already smoking, indicating that my grandparents had already gotten up.

In the age of rebirth, it's a relaxing and relaxing time to watch family relationships. I didn't see any of them here. The protagonist has no family affection at all for his father, brothers and sisters. He is selfish and uncomfortable to watch.

The various plots, plans, and outlines are pretty good, and there are many unreasonable places. Except for a little bit of abuse of the protagonist, it is too dragging, all kinds of water, and all kinds of instructions.

After reading Chapter 6, I didn't want to read it anymore. The author has a very low self-esteem. When others sold out limes, he told them not to crowd around and refused to accept reservations to let others go. He even said several times and refused to listen to others, so others couldn't lose their temper. He felt that others were superior. How low self-esteem is this? He is still a reborn person who is several decades old.

I started working on the team when I was 12 years old, right after I graduated from elementary school. Later, the pig's feet were omnipotent and knew everything. Logically, there were too many loopholes in his identity, and he was able to survive. How could someone with the logical thinking of a 5 or 60-year-old do such a thing? As long as anyone with more than ten years of life experience goes back to the 1980s, he must have taken the college entrance examination and went to college as a teenager. The college entrance examination at that time was much simpler than it would be a few decades later. A huge opportunity falls directly into your hands, what fool wouldn't want it? I can't watch it. I'm just trying to reduce my intelligence and feed them feces. It's so disgusting.

The writing is too flimsy, and the story is almost expository. It should be less watery and the story should be more compact.

Is it possible for a 14.5-Year-old junior high school student in a rural area who has not been admitted to high school to be that capable? You can do everything, or you can basically do it all at once. If you said you learned it on your own by reading the One Hundred Thousand Whys series, you can't build all kinds of lathes and machines, right? Can high-performance steel also be made? No matter how genius you are, you still have to see real objects or relevant professional books, right? You say you don't have a golden finger, but I think even those who do have a golden finger are far behind you. When hunting Wong Tai Sin, I quickly went to the city to sell it, and then went to Xinhua Bookstore to buy various books. If not, I went to the provincial capital to learn while doing it and fill in the gaps. Will you know it at a glance? Of the things you do, which ones are not more difficult than high school knowledge? Why don't you go to college? There are logical loopholes everywhere. Really, you can't use your brain when reading a book. As long as your IQ suddenly goes up, it will be all kinds of awkward.

You can rename it "How Steel is Tempered", or call it the Science of Steelmaking, it's too watery.

It's too expensive. Each chapter membership costs 20 cents. I'm going crazy thinking about money.

Not bad, logical and clear narrative