Back in 1984 to Become a Middleman

The main storyline is pretty good. It's the author's writing style. Well, the writing style is not bad, but the writing style is too wordy. Not only is the word "water" so heart-breaking, but it is also written in such a way that it makes people feel extremely frustrated. A modern person travels back a few decades and wonders what is going on in the train station square? How dare you talk to a book seller soliciting customers and staying in a hotel? And the author seems to be a bit discriminatory against rural people? When you meet a love-minded person and shout about arresting human traffickers, shouldn't you stop him and call the police? Momojiji, why do you look down on rural people, or something like that, does it have anything to do with you being disciplined by your daughter? Does writing like this highlight the arrogant and unreasonable mentality of rural people? The protagonists who travel through time are not as cool as the indigenous protagonists.