Setting Sail in Those Days

There are two things I hate most about reading novels now 1. All kinds of weird system novels 2. There is no need for high school or you are not over 18 years old, just all kinds of money-making novels

There are three million in foreign exchange that the county should have come to ask you to exchange for a long time ago, and you still want to keep it in your hands? At that time, the country was not short of foreign exchange. Can you keep such a large amount of money in your hands?

The age written is too young, 12 years old and 17 years old, poisonous

The author insists on writing a novel about a 12-year-old and working as the director of a factory. Then the picture shows a little kid firing all the leaders in the factory. This is a monster. Can't he write about an 18-year-old? I don't understand 😅😅😅

The protagonist at the beginning is 12 years old. Forget it, no matter how good the writing is, it's boring to think that you can do this when you are 12 years old.

Because I am very strange about this matter. Why do novels in this era of urban novels always appear on campus? Isn't it okay to be a direct social person? 99% Of them have to do with the school. Don't we deserve to live without the school?

What was the author thinking when he took someone else's daughter on a long trip in the 1980s? Is it possible?

I've read Chapter 30, and the postal cash looks so embarrassing. In those days, money orders were used, and you could go to the post office to exchange money with the money order.

The author cut it! I think you can hardly continue writing 🪖

1984 Is too early in the Mainland, Xiangjiang is okay 🤔