From Pedaling a Tricycle to Making Progress: Director Wang Turns Over a New Leaf

New book I saw 50. So far, I feel that the overall story is pretty good. It is a daily novel. There is no bitterness, hatred or intrigue. They are just ordinary people. It feels quite comfortable to watch. There are no evil supporting characters so far, which is good. By Chapter 120, it becomes a bit ordinary. There is no problem in opening a black market, but this black market is opened like a vegetable market. Is it still a black market? The reason for opening a black market is untenable. This is an industry to make quick money and then launder it. But the reason turned out to be to help the tribesmen make a living. The protagonist's family members were all dead without seeing a single member of the tribe. He had a way to make money in exchange for food, so he contacted his distant relatives. As a result, he made a small fortune and took risks. If you work as a fish and meat supplier, you can obviously make a fortune quietly, but if you work as a black market boss, your name will definitely be the first to be shot.

I thought the book was good. The most important thing is that the price is reasonable and there is space, but the arrangement is very reasonable. The protagonist is also very charming and smart. The whole text is not a stud book, it is about ordinary people living their lives, not being lewd, having a wife and still trying to hook up with others. I don't like the current plot very much. There are many areas that are offending for me.

I reviewed it after reading more than forty chapters. I couldn't find the book to read. I wanted to browse casually, but I ended up reading it. It's a bit plain, but it's not brainless, and the ideas are very correct. It still looks quite comfortable.

Yes, although there are many bugs and poisonous points, it is still very comfortable to read without thinking. There are not many typos and omissions, and the plot is smooth. It is similar to hunting and withdrawing, speculating, making a little bit, making profits again and again, and farming flow. Maybe my poison resistance is too high. I read many reviews and what they said is basically true. They all died from poison and gave the lowest rating of one or two stars, but I didn't feel anything.

At the beginning, the protagonist sells duck eggs and is reported by the little old lady. This leads to the protagonist's family being poor. After traveling for a year, he slowly starts to sell poultry and crops in his own space. He has a good relationship with the police station and street office. The only bad thing is that there is no detailed introduction to the gold mobile phone of the protagonist. The space can only be pieced together bit by bit. The space is about the size of two standard football fields, which is a little more than 20 acres. You can grow vegetables and raise animals. There is no time flow rate and no time pause. If you want to keep some pork fresh, you can only dig ice outside and put it in in winter. The good thing is that you can cultivate with your mind, turn on the sun and rain (it is written many times in the book that planting is not enough space to put things. There should be a height limit, otherwise there is no limit and you can put a lot) The good thing is that it has the atmosphere of the living environment of that era. Not long after I started, I wanted to get a job in order to get married, so I chose to ride a three-wheeler to facilitate reselling supplies. I didn't drive many people, and I did business all day long. Later, a lot of scenes involving tribesmen in the countryside were added. They were very united and provided convenience and support for the protagonist to start reselling materials. Finally, there was a very big favor and a big backer. Because it started in 1959, for the sake of the lives and deaths of thousands of tribesmen, we negotiated with the big patrons to build a night market. It was later explained that it was an experimental product, a special place to buy things without tickets, and the most important thing was to exchange gold for foreign exchange, so the protagonist also became a formal director, which can be regarded as the title of the book. Although it has only been more than a year since Chapter 184, the protagonist is busy with everything and running around every day. It is no longer a casual novel. I feel tired for him just looking at it. The protagonist's character is very good at dealing with people. He has a lot of human and sophistication points, and he spends all the money he makes. At most, he has room to do some business without capital (he does not take other people's materials in vain, and sells things that are grown in his own space). Generally speaking, the writing is pretty good. It mentions that the setting is a courtyard house in Beijing, but there is no fanfic from other film and television dramas.

It's okay. It's a more daily plot. I have a good outlook on life. My job is to ride a tricycle to solicit customers. This is quite different. I make money by switching goods through space.

It's a very interesting period novel. Although the main character is self-interested, he still has great love. He is not the Madonna type and it is very comfortable to watch. Some details are also worked hard to improve. There are too many supplies and there are no traces of transportation. This bug is not a problem. After all, writing a novel, the author has worked very hard to fill in the details. Good reviews [Cool]

The author is more rigorous and carefully researches the information. The content is also good.

This is very well written, with a golden finger that is not too big, and the life aspect is also in line with the atmosphere of that era.

It is quite reasonable for the author to give his own child a five-star review, right? Hahaha~