1958: Starting Out as a Porter!

Anyway, I think this book is quite well written, with daily warmth and warmth, and even Goldfinger can bring in millions of pounds at a time. It also focuses on the protagonist's down-to-earth work and smooth handling of things, the alliance of interests between people, and the step-by-step creation of his own network of relationships. It's good that his family and neighbors don't have those weird things that ruin the whole family. Big boost for the author⛽⛽⛽⛽⛽

It's a bland daily life in the era, and it's not boring to watch. It's really good, and there's no frustrating and slap-in-the-face plot. Like it 👍 If you like this kind of thing, you can read it. The author's writing is quite good.

I have read many chronicles, and this one is the best. It's not about how good the writing is, but it's more realistic. On other days, tens of thousands of kilograms of goods are shipped every day, which is even more outrageous than a fairy tale. So why write a chronicle?

666 Used the space to steal fish on his second day at work. Not to mention, he ended up selling it to a familiar neighbor.

It's pretty good. The pace of the slow-burning novel is not too fast and it's quite interesting. It's not necessary. In each of your three novels, you just wrote a few pages and someone told the protagonist about the ways of the world. I couldn't read the previous one. The protagonist's grandparents told him about the ways of the world. In this book, his boss told him about it.

Give it a five points. It actually feels pretty good to see this. Although it is a bit distorted in terms of perspective, it is still a way of life. The wool of the public servant is nothing in the vast sea of ​​literary gods flying all over the world in the Tomato Age. With this wonderful feeling, I read the author's first two articles, each one more interesting than the other. The most shocking one is that the opening chapter is delicious but not that of my sister-in-law. The second shocking one is about a man who starts a harem with three wives and four concubines in middle age. Maybe the male author has this kind of problem that cannot be avoided. I decided to keep the good feelings on this beautiful day and pack up and run away. After all, I don't want to see another big mess after this good-looking male protagonist.

It's pretty good. The protagonist makes good use of the golden finger and is very knowledgeable. I like it! There are some common sense issues, such as planting grapes on grape branches to produce grapes in less than a year, which usually takes two to four years. In addition, there are many wind- and insect-borne plants in the space, and they naturally bear fruit without any instructions on how to deal with them. I also don't understand the plot of vacuuming up an ice cellar. Normally, ice will melt faster under vacuum.

I think it's OK. It's better than some authors being like sleepwalkers. In the last chapter, they wrote about the ability of God to reward those who work hard. In the next chapter, this ability is gone, and then they will be rewarded again in the next ten chapters or so.

I won't write too many words of praise. I'll just write down some reasons why I won't give five stars. I don't know enough about the details of life and some of them are made up. Maybe it's because the author is inexperienced and his writing style is a little lacking in describing the sweetness and bitterness of the times. I hope you work hard!!

Ollie, there's nothing wrong with it There are not many highlights over and over again, and it is so bland that people have no desire to read it. The most complete text is to send fish to many people, all kinds of fish, and it makes my brain hurt 🧐🧐🧐🧐