Educated Youth in 1975: I Have a Living Paddy Field on My Thumb

A down-to-earth space article for educated youth in their 1970s. The background fits the era of people going to the mountains and countryside, and the details of life are delicately depicted. Scenes such as corn paste, broken baggage, and adobe houses are very immersive. The space is set to serve the main line of farming, with slow upgrades, focusing on improving saline-alkali land, self-reliance, and being a little more moderate. Conflicts are reasonable, the heroine is reasonable and knows how to protect her own rights and interests, and the writing style is plain and suitable for readers who like slow-paced farming era writing.

The background of the educated youth of 1975 combined with the portable space paddy field, the theme combination is very novel. There are no brainless tricks, the protagonist steadily improves his life, the human world is well portrayed, the plot details of daily farming and earning work points are sufficient, and the overall atmosphere is down-to-earth.

Not bad. There is nothing poisonous about it. I have the desire to pursue it. Come on, the author [learned]