My Northwest China Farming Simulation Game in the 1980s

I was very excited to watch it. I didn't expect the theme of poverty alleviation to be so good. But I can see the hint of an emotional line 🤦. If the author can see it, he must not impose an emotional line later. It's too tiring. I just want to see the struggle of the male protagonist.

The logic of the plot is relatively rigorous, but the AI ​​flavor is too strong, and the AI ​​is pretentious. The author tried to feed the AI ​​with more mature corpus to train the AI, otherwise it will affect the reading experience.

The subject matter is very good, the content and plot are very good, but it's a pity that the AI ​​flavor is too strong. I watched a lot and wanted to continue watching, but I couldn't stand the irrelevant abstract descriptions of AI. Alas, such a good theme and plot were wasted.

What a treasure of books! The male protagonist originally wanted to lie down, but was tricked by the system. Then he embarked on the road of poverty alleviation and construction in the northwest. After going there, it seemed that the system was coercing the male protagonist, but in fact it also provided many benefits. The male protagonist even risked his life to pursue his career. Three ethnic groups in a village were completely opposed to each other before, but they were gradually solved by the male protagonist. Everyone cooperated with each other and cared for each other. It was very touching to watch. In addition, the fly in the ointment is the part about going to the Canton Fair. The author seems to have been away from home for a while, and a 29-yuan bug appeared. I don't know when he will correct it. Alas~ If you feel strange after seeing that part, don't argue with the author, because the later part is really interesting 🤭, recommended!

It's rare to read, and I didn't realize it was an AI novel at all. It's recommended to skip the first chapter. It's been very interesting since the first chapter. I hope the protagonist and the villagers can get through the difficulties and get better and better. I've seen the updated parts in one go. It's really interesting. Come on!!

There is room for improvement. Although it is said to be an AI article, it will be a good story about poverty alleviation after refinement.

Despite its flaws, the writing is still very good. There are some things I want to complain about, but I'm a bit sensitive, so I won't say them anymore. Anyway, sometimes it's a bit too roundabout. In addition, the taste of AI is really strong. If the results are better, let's not use Doubao and use an AI that can write novels seriously. To be honest, writing it directly may be a bit sensitive, but every time you go to the organization, you write that you are looking for Zhao Mingyuan. I really can't stand it. And judging from the effect, it seems that they are really looking for Zhao and not the organization? Is it really frustrating that I have to change my mind every time I have to look for the organization - or are I really looking for Zhao Mingyuan? That won't delay things, since he's not from the National Security or Machinery Commission for diplomacy.

Okay, I'm done chasing. At the beginning, I really felt that it was too exaggerated and I couldn't stand it. I wanted to turn over a few pages and couldn't stop. The overall logic is very smooth, the content is full, and every character is well portrayed - the old man, the child, the man, the aunt. . . . , Surprise! Urgent update. . . .

I have been reading this book for a long time. Although this book is quite idealistic, characters like the protagonist did exist in that red era full of struggle. They actively improved in the face of various difficulties, worked hard to innovate, and climbed up with perseverance. They devoted themselves wholeheartedly to seeking happiness for the people, development for the collective, and rejuvenation for the country. Although they were in a backward era, their thoughts and actions were undoubtedly advanced.

It looks good~ Even though it was processed by AI~ the plot is still very good~ much better than some brainless plots written by humans~ I don't give five stars so easily 🙂, so go for it, author