Reborn as a Little Village Chief

Village chief-themed novels rarely become popular. Why? Because not everyone wants to be a Good Samaritan, and not everyone can unite in the face of self-interest. Simply put, the protagonist is a saint, repaying evil with good...

I've only read a few chapters. In 1985, a dozen or so families in an impoverished village had televisions? Are you kidding me?

You should write about Huaxi Village and build it into China's number one village, instead of dealing with hooligans all the time.

You've stirred up a den of scoundrels, haven't you? You can't write anything else if you don't write about scoundrels?

I only read two chapters, and the author's choice of words and some common sense points were a bit awkward! Who uses "degree" to describe the power consumption of electrical appliances? A degree is the unit of electricity consumption, and the power consumption unit is watt (W). One kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the amount of electricity consumed by one kilowatt-hour of power used in one hour.

If you're going to fight, then fight. Why act like a little grandson before the fight? Just go up there and slap them a dozen times.

Wouldn't it be better to focus on one industry? This scattered approach is very tedious to read.

Bai Feng is such an annoying character. The author might have intended to portray a lively childhood sweetheart, but the writing falls short. All I see is a shameless, ignorant, and unreasonable shrew.

I've only read the first chapter and I don't quite understand what the author was thinking. It's about rebirth, and you know all the other people, but didn't you ever be a team leader in your past life? This is rebirth, not time travel...

Does this author, who lacks even basic common sense, not do any research before writing a historical novel?