Making a Fortune Through Farming in the Siheyuan

No one evaluates me. I evaluate myself. After all, I am the first reader.

Come on! .

The writing is really good. The author follows your pace and the book is not too violent or too violent. I like that era of working hard and pursuing a better life. Also, be sure not to lick the deaf old lady, otherwise the comments will be directly blackened.

If you want to upgrade your space, [Chigua] may consider marrying Lou Xiaoe. When you enter Xiangjiang, the sky is high and the sea is vast, there are no restrictions, no matter stealing electricity. It would be very easy to go to nuclear power plants in other countries to steal electricity. At that time, there were still too many domestic restrictions unless new channels were opened.

Not bad, keep working hard

It's pretty good. It's much more comfortable than some courtyard-like ones that fight against the sky, the ground, and the air. They grab it back and forth, release it, and continue to fight! In those days, people didn't have enough to eat. How could there be so many contradictions?

The first is the problem of Goldfinger. It is not intelligent or comprehensive enough, making the protagonist very tired every day. Then the reason for commenting on Samsung is that the protagonist inherited his mother's job as a buyer at the steel rolling mill. Later, I was worried about not having bicycles. Didn't the factory provide bicycles to the buyers? How did the protagonist's mother purchase it? Walking entirely on your shoulders and hands and feet? Even if the protagonist's mother dies and the bicycle is taken away by the factory, the protagonist should be equipped with a bicycle when he takes over the job. Why should I give a gift to someone named Li just for a bicycle ticket? Then spend your own money to buy a bicycle. If you want to say that there is a difference between factory bicycles and private bicycles, it is fair to say that. But there are no bicycles at all, and the purchased materials are all transported by human bodies. If there are more, we need cars, but does it mean one more trip? Moreover, when the supplies only weighed 500 to 600 kilograms, it could not be carried by people alone, and it was not enough to pay for gas to call a taxi. What to do?

It's just that the torture wasn't bad enough Come on, live your life well

It's too outrageous. The author has no common sense at all. The factory's unplanned supplies are 5,000 kilograms of grain, 3,000 kilograms of rice + 2,000 kilograms of cornmeal. The protagonist sold it for 300 yuan?? Damn, during the three difficult years, the black market rice was almost a kilogram, and cornmeal was more than a dollar. You sold something for more than 32,000 for 300. I was so angry when I saw it. And those three piggies cost 20 or 30 yuan. The protagonist gave 800 kilograms of grain + 20 yuan. This is equivalent to spending 1,000 yuan on something that costs 20 yuan. This is outrageous. The author did not take into account the price of grain at that time, and kept selling it at a hundred times lower value. I was so angry.

It feels like the author is being aggressive towards the people in the courtyard just for the sake of being aggressive. No matter who he encounters, he goes to the front of the house forcefully. In fact, who among the people of that era was not cautious in their lives? Even if the people in the courtyard are unhappy in their hearts, they should at least maintain the harmony on the surface to prevent others from messing with them outside. The protagonist doesn't know how to behave or speak, so he just confronts people when something happens. In reality, no one in that era can survive for more than a few episodes without cheats.