
Back to 1983: Raising Livestock and Building Wealth with My Seven Sisters
重回83:带着七个姐姐养殖致富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Back to the 1980s: I Made a Billion in Three Years重回80年代:三年狂赚十个亿Former title · until Oct 2026
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It's okay, at least the male protagonist isn't the type to hit people. I'm confused, why should a domestic violence person be reincarnated?
The logic of language and context is very good, but the only flaw is that the knowledge of common sense is a bit lacking, like using a three-wheeled pedal to pull the skin of a cicada. Not to mention hundreds of kilograms, dozens of kilograms cannot be loaded, and it is too light to squeeze. All in all, the flaws do not hide the flaws, the writing is pretty good, keep up the good work.
It's quite interesting. There is no scumbag like many novels where he is reborn and changes his past. The male protagonist's family environment is considered that of an ordinary and normal person.
I caught monkeys and scorpions at the beginning, and I continued until Chapter 195. Then I started raising pigs. I went to the south a few times. It's finished. I can watch it. The overall feeling is bland. The plot, characters, family relationships, making money, socializing, both in the village and in the city are all average, nothing special. The output is too average, there is no awesome coaxing after rebirth, just a trickle in life. If you like to watch ordinary life, you can check it out. The protagonist is very stable, mainly ordinary people before rebirth, only remembering the general direction of the times (that's it, see you in the next one)
Don't be too idealistic when you are trying to win over others. You have not reached a height that they cannot reach. It is impossible for relatives of the same generation to hang out with you. At most, let their children follow you.
Real and consistent with life in the 1980s,
We eat braised pork and braised vegetables every day. Is the pig trotter the reincarnation of Zhu Bajie?
That is, ordinary people have memories of past lives, and become rich step by step through high emotional intelligence and willingness to endure hardships. It is more about daily literature. It's very good, and the writing is quite realistic.
It feels a bit like returning to a small fishing village in 1982. Very well written.
It's okay. The plot is reasonable and the family is harmonious. There are no cheats and it's very down-to-earth step by step. However, the progress is a bit slow. The ending is too hasty and many things are not written.