Striving for a Better Life in 1981

Such an important person is always on the front line, but he still has no backup plan, General Intelligence? With this style of conduct, the intelligence major would be useless even if he couldn't do it.

Damn, just one chapter can ruin all my good impressions of this book. I gave up the book when I saw the chapter about meeting my wife in my previous life. It's so cruel and poisonous.

It seems that he came here because he was a novelist about the powerful country, but he was put under house arrest by the state for nine years and the company turned it over. Haha.

Order it all, read it, and summarize it: This is a simple white article written wherever I think, regardless of logic, common sense, rationality and other issues. Recommendation: Brainless people and noobs, just take a look at it just to pass the time. It is not worth taking a closer look, let alone taking it seriously! Full score of 100, rating 59.

Then write a bunch of inexplicable plots to get the goods back. . . They kept saying that our goods and procedures were complete. . . Drivers who dare to drive long distances are people who are better than bandits and road bullies, and they don't dare to run long distances. In the past, when telephones were not developed, if you wanted to fine someone, you had to watch the fine, otherwise it was normal for you to be beaten. They all fired their guns, but the temporary workers didn't run away but still surrounded them. As expected, the temporary workers are omnipotent. Even goods with complete procedures can be seized by small people and engaged in smuggling? Be funny.

It's a terrible ending. As a former soldier, haha, what I saw was Yue Fei's ending. The reborn major general was not professional at all. Facing the final plunder. Why don't you fight back? If anyone harms me, as long as it doesn't die, it will die, no matter who it is.

The layout is large and the main line is not highlighted! No one knows who the enemy is. Making knitting is worse than eunuch!

I saw a sentence in Chapter 6: The Moyan Empire successfully persuaded me to quit.

It's a very childish book, and the main character's level is just barely enough for a canteen. At first glance, it doesn't look like business material...

Is it true that the Major General Intelligence Officer is such a rubbish? Nothing but technology and tactics that come from nowhere! Of course, I am referring to intelligence. An intelligence officer must first have high emotional intelligence, right? Why was it written like this?