[1970s setting + personal space + reborn + multiple heroines + making a fortune]
Qin Tian is reborn in 1970, and from the start, his life is a living hell...
His family background is bad, his home is bare, and he's so hungry his stomach is practically touching his back.
This time around, Qin Tian kicks his tragic fate to the curb without hesitation.
He unlocks a mystical farmland space: its spiritual spring strengthens the body, its fertile soil makes crops grow at astonishing speed, and the mountains' game and precious medicinal herbs are all his for the taking.
Drawing on memories from his previous life, he braves the black market, trades in supplies, and amasses wealth at an incredible rate.
He is decisive and ruthless, and never lets a debt go unpaid.
He puts unruly villagers in their place and brings down the production team's leader. Everyone who ever bullied him is crushed beneath his heel.
See how Qin Tian thrives in the turbulent 1970s, settling scores, making his way across the land, and forging a legend of wealth that sweeps across an entire era...
It looks great! Keep up the good work!
The writing is fluent, and the style is quite good for the era. It evokes memories of my youthful days as a sent-down youth, full of passion and enthusiasm, joining the ranks of those supporting rural development. I spent eleven years in the Gobi Desert of Northwest China. Those who couldn't endure it were buried alive, keeping company with the sun and moon.
A hazy beauty, a tender love story.
In the 1960s, there was space available for farming and raising animals...
It's very good, the writing is delicate, and the plot is reasonable. However, I feel that the author started to lose control after dealing with the Zhou family, and the pace of the plot suddenly accelerated.
The writing is excellent, the story is captivating, and the plot is very engaging.
It has a vintage feel to it.
It sounds beautiful and can capture the reader's heart.
So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!
It's really well written.