When he woke up, Lin Shaohua had gone from a multimillionaire in 2025 to a pampered young educated youth in the Great Northern Wilderness of 1975. His villa was gone, as was his beautiful wife, a campus belle, and all his savings, until a voice rang out in his mind:
[Instant Kill System activated successfully!]
Divine medical skills, five times the physical strength, and a storage space: he had the full starter kit from the start. From then on, life was a cheat code.
A few needles saved a hunter on the brink of death. Three injections got a paralyzed old man back on his feet. He even brought a mother who had stopped breathing during a difficult birth back from the gates of death. A pebble took down a 300-pound wild boar in one shot, and he could hoist a 500-pound black bear and carry it off. When heavy snow sealed off the mountains, he led the whole village on hunts and shared the meat. Their winter fishing nets came back overflowing, and every household enjoyed a prosperous New Year.
With a spiritual field at his disposal, he grew century-old ginseng like radishes. A single goji berry from the field kept him flushed with heat all day, and he had a hundred pounds of top-grade Da Hong Pao tea and ten tons of Wuchang rice to start with. While everyone else relied on ration coupons, he ate until he couldn’t take another bite.
The educated youth in the capital was a hidden big shot. Provincial leaders lined up to seek treatment, and the Soviet trade delegation became his patients. He could move into a mansion covering 4,000 square meters by Houhai on a whim, or drop in at a family banquet packed with influential figures.
But the trouble he attracted grew bigger and bigger: doors jimmied open in the middle of the night, snipers in the mountains, black-market raids, enemy agents tailing him, and provocations from the children of high-ranking officials…
Lin Shaohua: “I only wanted to lie flat and enjoy life. You’re the ones forcing my hand.”
So his stone-throwing never missed, he could strike pressure points from a distance and defeat enemies without laying a hand on them, his disguises were endlessly varied, and his golden needles could bring the dead back to life. Whoever reached for him would lose a hand.
Years later, someone asked him, “Doctor Lin, where did you learn all these skills?”
Lin Shaohua took a bite of cucumber and smiled. “I just got lucky.”
Although the description circle is a bit small, the details are still good, five stars!
I'll give it 5 stars first. It looks pretty good. I hope the plot will be more exciting later on. But in those days, the system used gold. Wasn't it a bit too showy? In fact, the suggestion is to create some additional system currency or something. This book feels a bit bland now, it just feels very bland. Maybe the main line set by the author is the feeling of quiet development, but in this case, this book does not feel like a slow-burning one. As for the character description, the author's description after chapter 40 is pretty good, but there is a problem throughout the whole text, that is, the main goal is not visible. If the main goal is to live a quiet life, then the performance is not very good. I only see that the protagonist is truly carefree. The above is my personal opinion.
It's good so far, but we need to speed up the plot and start planning for the future. When we go outside (overseas), we don't need to consider the humanity of the barbarians. We can take what we can, kill what we can, and control what we can. Later, the skills can be enriched. In the later stage, we can consider reading the book with a single heroine or without a heroine. In fact, there is still a lot to be written in this book, but overall it is still good, just a bit slow.
Clear and well-organized, a very good piece of writing!
Quite interesting. Good reviews
Very good, worth seeing
If you don't check in at Prince Gong's Mansion when you return to the capital, you will lose stars.
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Well written, really good
Going to the countryside with space in the 1970s...