Rich Ore

When it comes to writing about mining, never start from scratch. Even if you have an invincible shield, you can't survive unless it's something like cultivating immortality. Urban fiction about mining without a background or capital is doomed to fail.

I know I update very slowly and my writing is terrible, but I really tried my best. I was diagnosed with the tumor during a company health check, so I've been renting all these years and haven't dared to buy a house. My previous landlord was worried that property prices would drop after the pandemic and was in a hurry to sell the house.

The author has too much personal information. I read the author's reply to the reader's message. The protagonist's family experience is most likely the author's own personal experience. To be honest, this kind of cruel real-life family background is not very popular in novels. Because today's mainstream novels are basically that kind of ideal world. Most readers probably won't buy it.

Don't be surprised. Watch the news more often, and you'll find all sorts of bizarre people and families in real life. Look at Angela Chang's mother! Then look at Anita Mui's mother. And Teresa Teng's parents! And Mao Xiaotong's father. They're all eccentric. They treat their parents like cash cows! And these are just celebrities.

The book is good, but it has some issues. I can't deny that there aren't parents like that in real life, but people read books to enjoy them. However, the author brings in these heavy topics, which is a turn-off. I suggest that the author tone down the plot about these bizarre relatives later on.

Writing about mining is basically inseparable from organized crime.

To actually say that filial piety is the biggest dross in China, tsk tsk tsk

Don't get involved in mining if you don't have connections, or you'll die without even knowing how.

Aside from the rather harsh descriptions of parent-child relationships earlier on, the rest of the content is generally acceptable and doesn't violate any moral boundaries. If you can portray parental love without going against basic human ethics, it'll be considered a decent read. Overall, it gets better and better as you read on, making me recharge my account several times to follow your book. Keep it up, author!

In the 1990s, having 10,000 yuan a month was nothing special. With such a large population, there was no shortage of people with 10,000 yuan a month even in the 1960s and 70s. Especially at the beginning of the reform and opening up, people from inland areas went to work in the coastal areas, and some people from the coastal areas illegally immigrated abroad to work. The number of people who became 10,000 yuan a month in the 1990s alone was more than a million!