Farming Starts in 1992

The author has never come into contact with farmland. When it rains, he uses a basin to scoop out farmland drainage. This is the only time he has seen this in his life! The field ridge is only ten or twenty centimeters, and a hoe will make a gap. Farmers starve to death just by watching the weather forecast on TV. Why do they eat when they have free time to build canals in winter?

The author may have studied agriculture, but the author is definitely not from the countryside. Even if he is from the countryside, he is a post-00s generation who has never farmed. Some parts of the writing are too taken for granted. There are too many bugs in the description of the countryside and rice farming in the first fifty chapters. In just three days of rain, the rice yield was actually reduced by half? It rained for a week in my hometown in 1998. I lifted up a few fallen rice seedlings and tied them together. The yield was not even reduced by one-third. There was still a second crop of rice to be planted, but a shed was needed to make the seedbed? Author, do you know when the second crop of rice will be sown? Even if the shed needs to be tied up, you can still fight over bamboo? The space for two double beds in the bedroom is enough to grow seedlings in an acre of field. If you build a greenhouse, get a few poplar and willow sticks, insert them into the ground, and put a plastic film on them. And about the water pump. If you are plowing rice fields and flat ponds, the village has to take turns using water pumps. So don't you usually water the rice fields? I have never been to rural areas in the south, so I won't comment. But as far as our north is concerned, upland rice (upland rice) does not need to be soaked in water. In all rice fields, the rice seedlings are soaked in water for at least fifteen hours 24 hours a day, and they need to be watered every day. When I was a child, the average person in my hometown only had a few acres of land, and the rice fields had not started to have electricity. There were many rice fields at home, and there was no diesel water. Pumping requires people to stand in the well and use buckets to collect water. They start to collect water at one or two o'clock in the middle of the night. They work until seven or eight o'clock before going home for dinner. Then they go to work on other tasks during the day. In the Panjin crab fields, the water in the rice fields has not dried from transplanting to harvesting. You can borrow the village's water pump for your flat pond... Also, after the rice is threshed and dried in the sun for a few days, it is ground into rice. Are you planning to raise rice bugs? In rural areas, every family dries the rice and puts it directly into bags or warehouses. Then every time there is no rice at home, they go to a processing factory or the village to grind 180 kilograms of rice (before 1985, there was no processing factory in the village, and rice was ground on a mill). Those with a small family even grind 30 to 50 kilograms of rice. If they run out, they grind it again, for fear that the rice will not be eaten for a long time and bugs will appear in the rice. Forget it, just write this much

But even if I'm afraid you are engaged in agricultural hybrid rice. I just happened to meet the village chief's son who has set up a seed company. When I see the yield in your field, I wonder if it's just another bunch of bullshit plasters and routines.

I immediately quit when I saw the chapter about being robbed of money. It's too poisonous. Your protagonist is too useless. Even if the protagonist isn't such an awesome character, you don't have to make the protagonist so useless. There is no desire to read any more.

It's well written. I've read too many books about Mei Tian Mei Di. This book is like eating too much fish and meat and suddenly a plate of green vegetables is served, making you want to stop.

I found that the author probably didn't understand rural life in the 1990s. In the 1990s, almost every rural household had a TV. Did you delay the development of rural China by ten years? Television sets were quite rare in the 1980s.

The protagonist of the rebirth plug-in was beaten twice in the past 30 chapters. He still has no way to take revenge. Do you have any grudge against the protagonist?

This is the most useless protagonist I have ever seen.

I have no common sense in life and I don't understand farming at all!

I don't understand why it is necessary to divide the shares into shares when setting up a factory, causing trouble for myself. If there are too many shareholders, there will be more trouble, especially a group of farmers who know nothing. Their contribution cannot be compared with the value of the shares. It seems small now. In the future, the value of the shares will be at least several million or tens of millions. If they are distributed to the villagers, how much do you want to share with the management in the future? If the division is too little, it will be unbalanced. If the division is too much, with the short-sightedness of the villagers, there will still be trouble