The Sixties: Farming with Cheat Powers During the Famine
六零年代：我在饥荒中开挂种田
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- In the Sixties Famine, My Portable Space Stockpiles Food Like Crazy六零饥荒：我的随身空间狂囤粮Alternate title on Fanqie
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In the distant 1960s, the memory of famine was like a brand, deeply etched in the hearts of everyone who lived through that era. Every bite of hard-won food during those days was especially precious. I especially love how the author uses time travel to return to that era full of despair and challenges.
A truly excellent novel, depicting the bonds of family, friendship, and sisterhood. In extraordinary times, it showcases the extraordinary nature of these kind-hearted people with boundless love. Such people no longer exist in modern society.
Don't live a life with too many advantages; it's easy to ruin your life. While being well-off, help your relatives and friends. The world isn't just about fighting and killing; it's about human relationships and social interactions. I just started a new book, so I need to build up some content before I can attract readers. I read it in one go; it's well-written, but too short—not enough! Please update!
It's a good way to pass the time. Honestly, many people who call me a "saintly mother" are just sour grapes. If I had the ability, I wouldn't just take care of one family member; I'd take care of the whole village, the whole country. I'd do whatever I can. Is it wrong to casually give a few dollars to a beggar on the street?
It's not bad, the writing is quite smooth. I'm following Li Youfu, Li Fuxing, Chen Guodong, and Xiangwang. I'm wondering if they should take over the purchasing department of the steel rolling mill. What would they talk about when they get together?
This book is safe and harmless; you can read it with complete peace of mind. It's full of the simple, relaxed flavor of life in a bygone era.
This time traveler is clueless about antiques. They claim to be someone who has been collecting antiques—on the black market, in alleyways, and even from tomb raiders—and that they possess knowledge of them, or perhaps have some kind of system-provided ability. They claim to have been collecting from the 70s to the 80s and 90s, started a business in the 80s, and planned to develop the village and build roads once they had the money.
The author writes very well, portraying human relationships and social dynamics exceptionally well. There's no scheming or backstabbing here; instead, the writing is filled with virtue, affection, and love that deeply resonates with readers. As someone who loves reading novels for so long, this is the first time I've found writing so free of intrigue and exaggeration! 👍👍👍
Looking at the table of contents, with its frequent mentions of treating the entire village to meat, it's hard to imagine what grievances the author suffered in the village that required such appeasement.
No, no, this male lead seems to be a doting husband, with a chubby personality.