The Super Dad Mover

Daily poison delivery, it won't kill you.

There's something I'm hesitant to say, but back then, soft-shelled turtles and eels weren't as valuable as pork. Soft-shelled turtles, eels, and crabs were all cheap; they couldn't compare to pork.

The whole process involved moving things, leaving the baby at home, but where was the dad?

The synopsis alone is enough to scare you. Getting into university isn't like going abroad; if someone dares to abscond with your money, you can simply get a certificate and go to the school to file a complaint—you'll be expelled 100%. Even those educated youth who returned to the city and got married in those days had to settle their families first, regardless of whether they lied or not.

If the author doesn't understand the situation in the early 1980s, they should do a proper Baidu search instead of writing nonsense. In those days, where would a township head get a driver?

I won't go into the basic facts after reading a few chapters, but he's the only one who knows about his wife's divorce agreement. I'm sure there will be more disgusting developments after he becomes successful.

Shouldn't this kind of thing be discussed directly with the national advisors? If you, a farmer from 30 years ago, were to travel back to the present day, you'd probably be arrested within two days! Bringing back high technology would likely get you arrested within days too! Just confess to the government, and they could help boost national strength by giving you a vice-ministerial level position—that wouldn't be unreasonable!

The current state of Qidian is utter garbage, a bunch of trashy articles.

Reading books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) without using your brain will make your wife run away!

The most toxic part of this book is that someone from 30 years ago transmigrates to the modern era. He hasn't experienced the changes of the times, and his limited perspective makes it all the more toxic; there's no point in continuing to write it.