Back to 1982: I Have an Unlimited Supply of Goods
重回1982，我有无限物资
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- Completed
- Length
- 772k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Great content, and the author's plot is excellent! Keep it up!
This setting is fascinating, offering a chance to re-examine that era and how to cope with various challenges and difficulties. First, having unlimited resources can solve many problems in life, especially for those living in poverty or hardship. However, this advantage can also have negative effects, such as fostering laziness or complacency.
Ten chapters a day, one hundred chapters in ten days, one thousand chapters a month
It was a very enjoyable read, with no forced confrontations or dragging scenes; I read over two hundred chapters in one go.
It's very detailed, and it does a great job of depicting the economic development and stagnation of the 1980s. It also portrays the planned economy era, from a novice to a successful and wealthy individual, which drives economic development very well. It's just that the rating is a bit low.
Actually, it's really well-written, but there's some repetition in the first 10 chapters, which might cause some readers to give it a bad review if they can't handle it. However, it's still very engaging as you read on. It's well-written, but the ending felt too abrupt... It was over before I even realized it. One chapter felt like the ending was still far off, and the next one was the grand finale!
What a great book! Ahhh 😄😄😄!!! What a great book! Wow! [Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it]
In the first chapter, your uncle wakes you up after eliminating a menace, gives you a good scolding, only to discover it was all a dream. This must have resolved a regret in your life. The preceding remarks were just polite words; this is just fiction. To be honest, your book is quite good.
Overall, this book is quite good. Unlike some books that start with a billionaire, this one doesn't. I hope the author can write more and take a more ambitious approach.
Although the ending was a bit rushed, it was very engaging.