Shen Chaoyang accidentally transmigrates back to the 1970s. He has neither a pocket dimension nor a System, but fortunately, he has a Sword Saint template that makes him stronger than most ordinary people, along with four extraordinary skills. At first, however, he is only at level one and can choose just one skill. Shen Chaoyang wants to level up, but after killing plenty of creatures, from ants and horseflies to chickens, ducks, and fish, he discovers to his dismay that he can't earn experience and remains stuck at level one.
With a Sword Saint template, his best option would have been to join the army, but his background prevents him from passing the screening. By a twist of fate, he becomes a sent-down youth, where he meets a teammate he used to play games with before transmigrating. Her golden finger happens to solve the problem that has been troubling Shen Chaoyang. Together, they rely on their golden fingers and help each other live remarkable lives in that era.
Not the author, but his uncle who killed the original person. Not to mention using stealth to kill that guy, just breaking both legs would be enough.
The author knows it too. Ordinary people without abilities would not be able to survive in the 1980s, so they were given a golden finger. But the limited possibility is that I want to write a chronicle.
Like the character traits of the protagonist
It's beautiful, I really like the author's narrative style
The writing is smooth and delicate.
The rhythm is very good, and Goldfinger gives it just the right touch.
The writing is fascinating, keep up the good work
The writing is good, the content is more palatable, and the main character's outlook is acceptable. Suitable for those who like to read novels and systematic texts. The protagonist Goldfinger is also quite unique, which is okay.
I can feel that the author is writing the book seriously. Maybe the first few pictures are not suitable for me.
Shen Nong died of poison.