Back to 1977: Farming and Raising Kids

I wonder if she is a female author? I found that there have been a lot of rebirth stories in Dian Niang recently, and the main characters are like old farmers. No matter what is written later, the beginning of the chapter is all about blaming everyone, and his actions are all kinds of criticism. In short, he does not say that the father is kind and the son is filial, and he does not even have the most basic normal life. Change the gender of the characters and it will be the same as the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in the TV series. This has to make people wonder if it was written by a female author. After all, it's not like the era rebirth story has never been popular before. During the most popular years, there were not even ten thousand but a few thousand, but the basic structure of the male author's opening chapter has not changed. My family is poor, so I want to find a way to change the family's current predicament with a dollar. If there is no harmony at home, we will find a way to solve it. If we can't solve it, we will run away from home. In short, male authors generally write to solve the problem itself, rather than solving the person with the problem. It doesn't matter whether it's grand or inconsiderate. From my point of view, it is much better than the kind of person who complains about everything after being reborn and then wants to fight with his parents. Anyway, I think you said it's interesting and you want to see it. It's a pity that I just saw the protagonist complaining and then arguing with his father and I couldn't stand it anymore. Let's not talk about the ambition of the reborn person. He doesn't even have the grandeur of a man. He only sees the plot of the family being short-lived and the mother-in-law and mother-in-law. If you are really willing to watch this, I estimate that some of the readers of this book will be the main force for the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law TV series from previous years. After all, fantasy dramas now dominate the screen, and you have lost a hobby.

There is no need to be so soft-spoken when writing about battles in the village. It won't make sense for you to reason with them when you know they are going to kill each other. I have never seen so many brothers in the village that people can be blackmailed. Take my family as an example. My father only has three brothers, but there are 40 or 50 cousins ​​who are not in the fifth server. Just shouting can bring them back from other counties to fight. My grandfather is in poor health and cannot fight, but his biological uncle is almost like the protagonist's father. He has many sons, all of them tall and powerful. He is the only one who gets the credit for bullying others. No one dares to mess around. Although he is my uncle, he is still a village bully. Even my family is much more comfortable.

I have a question, if the protagonist goes back in time, will the children he gave birth to still be his original children? When I think about it, the probability of giving birth to the original child is less than one in a billion!

It has been twenty days since the book was published, and there have been various comments. The author really doesn't have time to explain everything one by one, so he just opened a post and said everything he could. 1. The author, Jun Baling, was born in the Dazhuangzhuang Village mentioned in the article. He has listened to my grandma talking about the past since he was a child. My father is in his seventies. If you are unsure about something when writing an article, you can ask him. In addition, the author also bought a lot of county chronicles and checked various materials. There may be some places that are not rigorous, but they are not full of loopholes. 2. At that time, only three types of stamps were issued in rural areas: cloth stamps, cotton stamps and food stamps. The cloth bill states that the amount will increase from eighteen feet per person per year to twenty-two and a half feet per person per year. Cotton coupons are one pound per person per year. Food stamps are not issued to individuals, but to production teams who go to the grain station to exchange them. If someone in the team goes out, those who do not leave the province are given local food stamps, and those who are out of the province are given national food stamps. Workers are given meat stamps, gas stamps, etc. 3. At that time, you didn't need a letter of introduction when traveling by car, but you had to use it for accommodation. You couldn't stay in a hotel without a letter of introduction. Those from the production team who were sent on business trips were given a subsidy of 80 cents a day. At that time, a steamed bun cost 20 taels of food stamps plus 10 cents. The dishes were not very good, and a bowl of soup cost 10 cents. There are very few meat dishes, and no one is willing to spend money to buy them, but meat dishes do not require meat tickets. 4. If a male worker in the production team gets married, will he get a wedding leave? To be precise, if you catch up with the busy farming period, you need to ask for leave from the production team. When working in a production team, you don't just go if you want to, or you don't go if you don't want to. If you have anything to do, you have to tell the production team leader. In fact, from the moment they got engaged, the captain of the production team knew that they were from the same village, and they would have to go to a wedding banquet when they got married. 5. About selling ginseng. At that time, supply and marketing cooperatives all over the country had purchasing stations that specialized in purchasing various agricultural and sideline products. I have the county chronicle in my hand, which details the purchase categories and prices. The production team will organize members to go to the mountains to collect herbs and engage in sideline business to increase their income during the "hoeing" period. I asked my dad that the income from freeing mountains belongs to the individual and not to the public. 6. About the market. According to my dad, because there is a forestry bureau and a town on Songjiang River, there is a market. The nearby rural areas sell some agricultural and sideline products. Someone from Fusong came over to take care of it. Anyway, if caught, they would charge sanitation fees, management fees, etc. The main reason was that everyone didn't want to pay, so they ran away when they saw someone. I have read and written about this in the memoirs of an old man from Songjianghe. That's all I can think of for now, I'll talk about the rest later.

The biggest problem with this book is that it keeps emphasizing the family conflicts in the previous life, but there are no big changes in the subsequent articles, including his brothers. He clearly knows what kind of people his brothers are, but he still thinks about his brothers everywhere. It's really suffocating to read.

I feel like the male protagonist is too holy. He was so angry that he died and then came back to life. Isn't it because he is too obsessed? As a result, the brothers were no better than in their previous lives, but he had no regrets and only focused on being kind to others. After all, the father has changed and is very kind to the male protagonist. The other brothers are really not people worth dating, and it's really not worth it for him to work hard without complaining. You don't have to hate it, but you can ignore it.

Just a few chapters into it, a man goes into the mountains with an ax, and then encounters a black blind man. The protagonist disembowels the black blind man with a sliding shovel, awesome! ! Just like that, the author had previously described how the protagonist was in poor health. He had been in poor health since he was a child and was always sick. Then I was puzzled. Is this what the hell is called poor health? ?

Is this a rural area? There are so many brothers in the family who dare to cause trouble and they just start to fight. How can you be reasonable? I'm from the south and don't know what it's like in the north, but some of us here are really awesome. If you dare to come and cause trouble, you're probably seeking death. Who is chatting with you? Just hit it a few times and you'll be fine. If you dare to push me, keep hitting me until you give in.

My personal suggestion is to open up the hangings a little bit, such as space hangings.

The writing is really good. Most of the farming articles nowadays are either systematic, or they see women unable to walk. Oh, there is also a farming novel written by an author that is quite good. I won't tell you who it is, but the male protagonist in it has experienced as many outrageous relationships as possible. I even suspect that the author is a female writer who rewrote male novels. It's hard to explain in one word. I still like to read this type of book like yours, and develop honestly and with peace of mind. There is also a novel in which the protagonist seems not to be reborn, but to have a dream. In the dream, there is a complete memory of modern life. That one is also good. I don't even remember what your name was. Anyway, I'm not here to advertise. Finally, I still want to ask, are there any farming or period stories of the same type? Please recommend them🙇🙇🙇🙏🙏