The Mountain Village Chicken-Farming Tycoon
山村养鸡大亨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Want to raise chickens? Fine, you could just apply to a top agricultural university. It seems the protagonist, though decent in his previous life, wasted it all. He's ungrateful. A poor student from a poor family, his illiterate parents supported his education, hoping he'd amount to something and bring honor to the family. But he completely avoided all universities—what an unfilial son! Laughable.
These last few chapters are pretty impressive; a one-month celebration celebration, and so much filler content!
I've only read a few chapters. From what I know, most large chicken farms are located in the mountainous areas of Northwest China. I frequently deal with them and am quite knowledgeable in this field.
Back in 2000, my two older cousins raised chickens, specifically laying hens, in our village, and we never heard of any subsidies. Besides, let's not even discuss whether your chicken's weight of 5 jin (2.5 Catties) in 45 days is reasonable. Let's say a 3-jin chicken eats 4 liang (200g) of feed a day.
Saying that going to university in your previous life was useless is only because you weren't the best student. Anyone who excelled in any major and went on to graduate school would definitely find a good job after graduation. Some people who were good at their majors, had ideas, and built connections at school could even start their own businesses.
The main reason your book is doing so poorly is that it's been miscategorized. If you'd put it in the rebirth/reincarnation genre, the results would at least double.
It was a pretty good book; I couldn't continue reading until I saw the part about spending 200,000 yuan to hire a bunch of thugs to read Shahe. It's a pity.
That female poisoner must be a thorn in the author's side; he deliberately wrote her out to invite criticism. The author is just a pathetic little thing. The beginning introduces the female poisoner as a teacher in her past life; is the author also supposedly a teacher?
If you intend to write this for your own reading only, please do not post it online.
Don't spread your stupid ideas online. You're such a teacher, have some compassion, okay?
Based on the description, I thought it would be about someone who graduated from university or dropped out, but it turns out they could have gone to university but didn't, and instead stay home raising chickens? University graduates can't earn money? That's just ridiculous.