Siheyuan: Stranded in a Year of Famine, I Awaken a Portable Farm

Xu Damao's report against the Lou family is understandable.

Just to gain a good reputation, he handed over the property rights to the house. He's completely out of his mind. Moreover, the fact that he donated it when many people were eyeing his assets means he was forced into it, indicating he'd already lost this battle. People live for pride. The methods he used don't qualify as winning. There are many ways to gain a reputation; it doesn't have to involve donating a house.

The protagonist's surname is Qin, which is acceptable, but Qin Family Village has a village chief surnamed Chen? Seriously?

A man named Zhu Jiao sets up a stall at the night market selling flour, which he claims is free, at low or even free prices, and he thinks he's doing good deeds and accumulating merit. The author's thinking is absolutely hilarious! What kind of person would buy flour at a night market? Whose merit is Zhu Jiao accumulating?

This guy is actually licking the boots of an old deaf man, what a load of rubbish! I thought it was a double story, but it turns out to be a story of licking boots and moral blackmail.

Charge! Could you please write a harem story for me? A big reward awaits!

Those three years of famine reportedly saw more than 24 million people starve to death; it's terrifying to even think about.

Seeing the requirement to contribute food makes me lose all interest in watching. Do you think everyone here is a **?

The author didn't even know that vocational school students could have their household registration changed to urban residency after entering the school! Unbelievable!

Could the author please do some research on that era before writing? A vocational school graduate working as a lowly purchasing agent in the late 1950s? Do you think vocational school graduates back then were the kind of people who couldn't keep up with their studies like we do now? In those days, only those who couldn't get into vocational school went to high school.