Era 1968 + Space + Farming + Hunting + Natural Disaster + Save the Whole Village.
The material of this story is taken from the oral narration of the elderly.
Cheng Zhe, a modern man, traveled to a village with complicated history in the 1960s, and faced natural disasters and famine upon landing.
Relying on a not-so-powerful golden finger, he led the villagers step by step to escape famine and become rich together.
The novel contains many unique stories of that era:
What exactly is the matter with paying public food? Why can't we delay the construction of the reservoir? How tiring is it to study in Dazhai?
This novel is a cool novel. There are no swords in the whole process. The protagonist is not invincible. He can only change his fate step by step and defy the will of heaven.
Unlike other period novels, there is no absolute good or bad here, only the most real survival and choice:
Can the pigeon market really trade normally? Are there any absolute bad guys? When a natural disaster strikes, what answer will human nature give?
Stay tuned.
Reader comments
The book is really well written, but the name given by the author is a bit inferior. What a pity. The protagonist uses a limited golden finger space reasonably and intelligently to find happiness in a miserable life. The text is humorous, witty and coquettish. It is really coquettish.
The book is good, but sometimes the names are wrong... The heroine and her friends cannot be called besties.
Especially coming from the mouth of the village chief, it doesn't fit the era.
The book is really well written, but the name given by the author is a bit inferior. What a pity. The protagonist uses a limited golden finger space reasonably and intelligently to find happiness in a miserable life. The text is humorous, witty and coquettish. It is really coquettish.
The book is good, but sometimes the names are wrong... The heroine and her friends cannot be called besties. Especially coming from the mouth of the village chief, it doesn't fit the era.