Xu Changan, who returned to his hometown after divorce, took over a dilapidated farm that no one was optimistic about. Lack of water, money, and connections, everyone in the village is waiting to see his jokes. Until the copper key in the old box in his ancestral home allowed him to travel back and forth between 2020 and 1978. The water veins, craftsmanship and human debts of the old village have become the trump cards for the modern farm to turn around. While others were busy grabbing land at low prices, he was gradually cultivating wasteland ponds, heating up small courtyards, and living a life that everyone would envy.
Reader comments
It seems that the writing is okay, the story is okay, but there are too many repetitions, it is too messy, it keeps repeating, the timeline is messy, and the plot is messy. The plot that appears in this picture appears again after a few chapters. I can't find the beginning and the end, and there is a hammer here and a stick here and there. I suggest you restart it.
The book is good, but it has too much AI flavor and too much nonsense.
It seems that the writing is okay, the story is okay, but there are too many repetitions, it is too messy, it keeps repeating, the timeline is messy, and the plot is messy. The plot that appears in this picture appears again after a few chapters. I can't find the beginning and the end, and there is a hammer here and a stick here and there. I suggest you restart it.
The book is good, but it has too much AI flavor and too much nonsense.