The Little Farmer of 1982

Human nature is a good thing, it's just hard to understand how it works. Everyone knows luxury goods aren't worth the price, but people still buy them! Sometimes cheap isn't necessarily good; it can actually make people suspicious. It's the same principle as not doing business with relatives. Normal people should just do normal things; one-sided giving won't yield good results—Brother Coat is a prime example!

Here's a suggestion for the author: supply and marketing cooperatives sell goods at low prices and buy mountain products at high prices. Ideally, they should force people to exchange mountain products for other goods, while publicly claiming that they make money through two-way trading with minimal profits. People had such a hard time back then, so let's help them as much as we can.

Simply giving money is not a good method. People are never satisfied; they are all greedy. Look at Dong Ge—he just didn't go back to distribute money for a year, and his fellow villagers splashed paint on his ancestral home. It's truly disheartening.

I gave up. It got increasingly boring, partly due to the content and partly due to the inconsistent update schedule. The author seems to be writing two books simultaneously, often only updating once a day at unpredictable times. Waiting was frustrating, and even after overcoming that frustration, I found I'd lost the motivation to keep up.

Watching it is the same as not watching it at all, a waste of money.

Is this another abandoned project? They didn't even say anything before stopping updates.

Zhao Youcai, Zhao Hong, Zhao Na, and there should be another Zhao Jun, but why does it sound strange? Also, the author probably hasn't been to Northeast China, because the Northeastern dialect is very distinctive, and reading this doesn't give me the feeling of being transported to that region.

The first three chapters lack plausibility, especially the part where the protagonist is taken home, and the idea of ​​someone wanting to take the protagonist as a son-in-law. It's hard to believe that someone would trust someone so much after only knowing them for a few hours. Also, please explain the acquisition system more clearly.

My personal opinion: In the early days of reform and opening up, doing business was a very sensitive matter. I remember when I was very young, my family went to great lengths, pulling strings and wining and dining, to obtain the qualification of a sales agency.

It's already been released, and you're still asking for first-day subscriptions, but you only get two chapters a day? Other brands release 5 to 10 chapters right away.