Xue Heng, a 996 wage slave, is forced to work overtime because his game company is about to launch a new game. Then, as fate would have it, he is killed on his way home by a heavily overloaded truck driven by someone who had been driving while exhausted. After his death, he transmigrates to 1959. Fortunately, he still has the company's game with him, a sandbox game about adventure, survival, and farming. With it, he thrives in an era of shortages and hunger. But no one man can change the course of history. The storm inevitably comes, and powerless to stop it, he doesn't want to get caught up in it either. His only choice is to flee to Hong Kong with his wife and children. (The story begins with him making a life in the 1949-era capital, and he will head to Hong Kong and other places later on.)
If I really want to go through it and imitate you, I will definitely not survive 3 episodes.
I don't understand it at all. Why are you selling large amounts of grain and pork? Don't you think you can die quickly enough? What did you need so much money for in the 1960s? You have everything, can't you live a good life?
10 Ginseng seeds for one century-old ginseng! What a rip-off deal! Too smart
There is a loophole in Chapter 39-40. A search of Yi Zhonghai's house failed to find the letter and money sent by He Daqing.
I was persuaded to quit after reading Chapter 6. I don't know how many chapters you can hold on to.
The main character is too obvious. Selling several thousand kilograms at a time. Who won't arrest you? Still entering the factory? And the one named Lu at the back. Do you know how many people there are? If you ask anyone casually, their last name is Lu. When it comes to period writing, don't treat people with names like idiots. They are much more sophisticated and sophisticated than you are.
Generally speaking, people in reality know that wealth should not be exposed. The protagonist will forget about it after traveling through time. The protagonist is a good at seeking death.
It's not a good review of AI. It's a novice writer, but the writing style and plot are poor. New readers can read it. Old Siheyuan readers should be more tolerant. Compared to AI, it's still okay. Come on, but there is a high probability that this book will not score high.
The biggest stain in this book is the sale of wild boar king meat. If he were a normal time traveler, he would rather the meat stunk than sell it.
It is outrageous that the protagonist, who is a pure villain, made a few words with the black market gatekeeper for a penny in the first place, but then he came out and went back in, and instead of charging him any more money, he directly gave him a dollar worth of food.