
1950: I Really Don’t Want to Farm
年代1950:我真不想种地啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- In 1950, Starting Out as a Village Cadre人在1950,从村干部开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's a good story. The protagonist is quite upright. Even when he's being targeted, he only buys a gun at a high price for self-defense. Unexpectedly, the person targeting him tries to rob him with a knife. Without saying a word, the protagonist takes out his gun and then listens to why they want to rob him while eating sunflower seeds. The protagonist was immediately overcome with compassion, like the rising sun, and turned to leave, as if he had made a firm decision.
Not bad. I was going to give it five stars, but then I saw the increased space, so I'm deducting one star. What do you need such a large space for a mortal? 10 Meters is more than enough. You might as well just release a little bit of "Strengthening Body" at once.
The story starts with village officials, and the plot is quite interesting. It's just that I watched it too early, so I didn't see much of it.
It's a good watch. Apart from the spatial dimension, the main characters are quite realistic. There are no perfect heroes or heroes; instead, there are the selfishness and self-interest of ordinary people, which is more in line with human nature.
This is fun! The system should give me some skills, at least to make my body stronger.
A rare gem of a book, five stars! Five-star recommendation!
Go go go go!
Very good and realistic. I can only give it four stars because it was cut short halfway through.
It's good, 👀 it's nice to have four different courtyards to change things up.
The protagonist is well-portrayed—an ordinary person. Just my type.