Back to 1983: Getting Rich with a Handcart

Are there any ordinary people who have been reborn? Don't do this second-rate gamblers and bastards.

Why does the scumbag have to be reborn, just to advance the plot?

There are so many character relationships that it's hard for readers to sort them out! You've just started, what's to come next will be incredible!

I thought it was about industrial development, but the trend suddenly turned into Hong Kong-style entertainment. It slipped away.

Anyone who has opinions on the protagonist's career probably doesn't know about 1983. There was a very terrible crime in that era: "speculation." The protagonist's safety depends entirely on these seven aunts and eight aunts. This is power, power that makes others dare not be jealous. If the protagonist does not have these, he will definitely get in as soon as he reports.

Did someone ask the author to pay you for using punctuation marks? Should I omit all punctuation marks?

I couldn't stand it after reading one picture, and I already guessed the next part. The gambler beats his wife, and she won't let him sleep with him. After rebirth, he changes his mind and crazily redeems his wife, and then sleeps with him. I'm really convinced that the original owner of Lao Liu refused to let her sleep. She had to wait until she was reborn before letting her sleep. Can her brain be normal?

The first one was good, but the second one suddenly went to Hong Kong to make a movie. What the hell, can't you write about ordinary people struggling to survive? You have to find a big backer. It's boring.

From the beginning, I had no intention of reading anymore. The children are not my own.

What did the author think, and suddenly sent Niuniu away? This is the biggest failure.