I Help the Poor, and the President Unplugs the Internet in Terror

It's too exaggerated. If there are 60 animals in a litter, I'm afraid half of them will starve to death!

I really can't figure out why he wrote a novel. He sold blood to buy breeding pigs at the beginning, and the breeding pigs gave birth to 60 piglets at a time. (I can't even tell the difference between breeding pigs and sows, and I don't understand how many piglets a sow can give birth to at one time). One hundred pigs were sold for 190,000 yuan, each of more than 50 households received 5,000 yuan. (How could I find the courage to write a novel without even learning mathematics?) Then there was road construction, excavators, and cement roads. Where did the money come from? The next step was to go to the bank for a loan of 5 million yuan, but the loan to support farmers was not granted, and a personal credit loan of 50,000 yuan (was this a slap in the face to start selling blood to buy breeding pigs?) Then it was stock trading, and then the relevant departments came to arrest people on the grounds that the personal credit loan had become a loan to support farmers. There is a lot more that I don't want to say later. I suggest you remove it from the platform to avoid disgusting newcomers.

It's a bit exaggerated but true. The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest.

Have you never raised a pig? Have you never seen a pig running? What is this thing about? An improved pig costs 8 yuan a pound. In what era? The vegetables optimized in other novels cost 10-30 yuan a pound. Your pig only costs 8 yuan.

Good job, work hard

It's really hard to stretch. . . Not to mention that the protagonist, a top student at Tsinghua University, has no basic common sense and has to ask the leader of a town to borrow 5 billion. . . What textbook told you. .

The novels written by primary school students are really like compositions, without any ideas.

How can others imitate your optimized pig?

It's not on the same level as the other book, so I forced myself to move.

While reading, I saved my brain.