[Rebirth, era, farming, short-lived parents]
Li Wanrong returned to 1990 due to an accident. He did not have any lofty ideals. He only wanted his wife and children to live a comfortable life.
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The 1990s that the author writes about are completely different from the 1990s that I lived, and even worse than the life that I lived in 1985.
In addition, I lived forty or fifty years in my previous life, but I didn't know how to use space. I only knew how to grow ordinary crops to make money. Are ginseng, Ganoderma and other Chinese herbal medicines not good? Aren't huanghuali and rosewood fragrant?
Are pigs, cattle, sheep, donkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, and fish bad?
There is also the abuse of Lingquan water. Grandma, parents, brothers, sisters-in-law, and nephews all use it. Even the family's cattle, neighbors, and villagers feed Lingquan water. I am really not afraid of death!
Generally, after many years of marriage, if a couple is given a chance to regret or make a new choice, they will never choose their original spouse again!
But the male protagonist is reborn and wants to renew their previous relationship without even bothering.
What a good man, one in a million!
Ha, tui!
It was okay at first, but as soon as I met Zhang Qian, incoherence and loopholes appeared frequently. There are even peanuts that were sold there before they even confiscated them, and they started selling the ones they grew themselves, and then made a high profile about it. It would be difficult for you to tell this lie if someone inquired about it. Also, the reason why the peanuts were sold at such a high price in the beginning was because they were grown by themselves, but the quality of the ones harvested later would definitely not be up to standard, and there would still be trouble. Space is a trap. The more goods are released, the harder it is to cover up. One lie requires thousands of lies to fill in. The only drawback is that the whole text is full of loopholes.
The 1990s that the author writes about are completely different from the 1990s that I lived, and even worse than the life that I lived in 1985. In addition, I lived forty or fifty years in my previous life, but I didn't know how to use space. I only knew how to grow ordinary crops to make money. Are ginseng, Ganoderma and other Chinese herbal medicines not good? Aren't huanghuali and rosewood fragrant? Are pigs, cattle, sheep, donkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, and fish bad? There is also the abuse of Lingquan water. Grandma, parents, brothers, sisters-in-law, and nephews all use it. Even the family's cattle, neighbors, and villagers feed Lingquan water. I am really not afraid of death! Generally, after many years of marriage, if a couple is given a chance to regret or make a new choice, they will never choose their original spouse again! But the male protagonist is reborn and wants to renew their previous relationship without even bothering. What a good man, one in a million! Ha, tui!
It was okay at first, but as soon as I met Zhang Qian, incoherence and loopholes appeared frequently. There are even peanuts that were sold there before they even confiscated them, and they started selling the ones they grew themselves, and then made a high profile about it. It would be difficult for you to tell this lie if someone inquired about it. Also, the reason why the peanuts were sold at such a high price in the beginning was because they were grown by themselves, but the quality of the ones harvested later would definitely not be up to standard, and there would still be trouble. Space is a trap. The more goods are released, the harder it is to cover up. One lie requires thousands of lies to fill in. The only drawback is that the whole text is full of loopholes.
Very good already
So shaky,,, the plot moves like an old scalper
Are you tired of always dreaming? ? ?