The Plains Farm Owner

I've finished reading it, but I don't understand the timeline. I don't need specific years, but I do need to know the era. Some parts are set after 2000, while others are set in the 1980s or 90s.

The pig's mother is in her thirties, and her brother is four years older than her. After the pig worked away from home for two years, almost no one in the village recognized her anymore. It's all a jumbled mess that's incomprehensible and illogical.

The beginning was too bland, and nothing was explained clearly. It was confusing and could easily discourage viewers from watching.

The chapter about peaches was utterly baffling. A peach orchard, so many varieties, and you can't even tell which is which! How are you supposed to manage that? How are you supposed to fertilize it? The fruits ripen at different times, so they need fertilization at different stages. And when the fruit is ripe, how are you supposed to harvest it? One is bearing fruit, while another is still flowering.

Your timeline is really messed up. There's a bus in the village, no TV in the house, and the price of gold is over 200.

Sigh, I read it. If it had been well-written, people might have read it. The timeline is unclear, and the protagonist is a saintly figure, with the whole village as her grandchildren.

This is the author's third book, so he shouldn't be considered a new author anymore, right? Why is his writing still so poor after writing two books?

This matter has caused quite a stir; it's been all over the high schools in our county. It's certainly caused a lot of noise, but not in a particularly large way. Everyone thinks it's a huge deal, but I don't think it's that big, yet it's not insignificant either. I've forgotten the specific details, but the underlying reason is heartwarming.

My family was the first in the village to lease out a mountain for economic forestry, and also the first to dare to raise fish and free-range chickens in the mountain streams. The scale wasn't too big or too small; the economic forest was 630 mu, and the fishponds totaled 40 mu (approximately 2.7 Hectares). We even opened a farm in 2017.

*Ahem* In an era when communication relied on shouting, security relied on dogs, and warmth relied on shivering, cell phones and penguins shouldn't appear in the story. However, for the sake of the plot, they were brought forward. Otherwise, the development and promotion of the farm would have to rely on people carrying loudspeakers, going from village to village shouting.