Transmigrating to a Famine Year: I Lead My Siblings to Feast and Prosperity
穿越灾荒年，带兄弟姐妹吃肉致富
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- Completed
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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The writing is very good, the details are in place, the combat power is full, and the supplies are pulled out bit by bit. The whole process is rationalized and the operation is rationalized without giving anyone a handle. However, it is still an old traditional problem. The space plug-in is too big and the content rhythm is not sure. Hundreds of thousands of kilograms are put into the account at once and cannot be taken out. Pretending to be a donation from a patriotic businessman can easily trigger the acceleration of the plot. I feel that the author can add a chapter on the development of Hong Kong Island in the subsequent outline, and not be limited to a small place. I can give this book six out of five stars. Compared with the garbage written by my colleagues about family affairs, one thing is repeated and copied and pasted in eight chapters and three sentences. I don't know how many times better. Especially compared to what my colleagues wrote: "I am reborn as a licker and die, I will change to a girl to be a licker," "I am reborn as a wimp, I have a golden finger, but I am still a wimp," and "I am reborn as the Great Holy Father to save all sentient beings and become a Bodhisattva" is much better.
It's broken, it's so good, but I saw a reminder button on it. The story is well connected, the protagonist is not Mary, he is fair and handles things reasonably, and there are no flaws. Please update it as soon as possible.
Any book that can attract readers to continue reading is a good book, and any book that can inspire readers to complain is wonderful! Those who cling to this book and embrace it to the end are all in love with the damn charm of this work! The male protagonist of this book is wretched and cautious enough. I think this is because the author has thoroughly absorbed the material of that era and even experienced the bitterness of it himself... The author's writing style is profound and not frivolous, and this determination is commendable! Are you trying to hone yourself by carving out the details? Prejudging the author's prediction, the author will definitely have new works that will surprise readers more and more, because the charm he possesses that has no place can only be attributed to readers. Only works that are loved by readers can show the charm of the author...
Overall good, minor distractions are normal. It's of the same type, it's not a messy system, it's just for the sake of showing off. This logical thinking is relatively correct.
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This book is well written, describing what life was like in the 1950s and 1960s. How many people starved to death. Write more novels like this. Educate the current generation to let them know that life is not easy to come by.
To be honest, this chronicle is quite good among the Pomodoro Chronicles. Although it has a few flaws, it is at least much better than those with a 9.0 Rating. I don't know why the rating is not high, and it is too short. The author should increase his writing.
This book is very interesting to read and listen to. I just like it when multiple people explain it. The explanation of male and female combination is very interesting to read and listen to. The story is clear and the story is clear. It is a good book. I give the author a thumbs up! Write more books that travel through ten spaces, ten agents, and ten medical concubines. This book is good to read and listen to. It will give people who love listening to books a kind of interest and a happy mood. Thank you for giving this book a five-star review! Publish more good books and share them with book friends. Thank you again to the author for your hard work! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It's so well written, and it also features modern rich people. It's so good, and a short TV series was made, but it's not as detailed as the novel. The author is so amazing! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] This novel is so well written and has such a low rating, it shouldn't be! I also filmed two short plays, please use your hands more and help the author get extra points [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] [Laugh and cry] Anyway, I like this novel
If you write more boldly and passionately, as long as it can pass the review, it will reach a wider audience.