Reborn in 1988: Farming and Raising Kids

... Most period novels these days are just melodramatic tropes; either the eldest brother helps the younger brother, or the younger brother helps the eldest; the only normal person in the whole family is the protagonist—they're all vampires.

You're emphasizing conflict too much; that won't get you good grades. Rural stories should prioritize a lighthearted tone.

There's so much trivial stuff going on. After reading for so long, it seems like just two brothers, how could there be so much triviality? Did the author just imagine events from that era? Back then, in rural areas, having many brothers really did make a difference in business. Look at the Liu brothers of Hope Group—they're all billionaires. Back in our hometown, many businesses were run by several brothers, but none of them had the ability to control the others, and many ended up breaking up.

The author lacks basic knowledge about 1988. For example, where were mobile phones available in 1988, and who could afford them? Did a driver's license cost 3,000 yuan in 1988? I've only read 20 chapters, and there are already quite a few similar plot holes.

Stop using these melodramatic plots. Be more careful with your next book. (Book deleted)

The mushroom that lives in symbiosis with termites, *Termitomyces albuminosus*, must be stored for a year, otherwise it's incredibly expensive.

The dried mushroom, which looks a lot like meat, becomes more fragrant the more you chew it, and it is also the most expensive mushroom!

Is the plot really that melodramatic from the start?! Forget about brotherhood and family, it's all melodramatic right from the start. This will probably turn many people away, but the premise of a mushroom-hunting and hunting trip in Yunnan is decent. Hopefully, it won't fall apart later on.

It's slightly toxic, and if not handled properly, you'll encounter some villains, but it's incredibly resilient!

The business is too big. They can't even control the mushroom business in their hometown, yet they want to do seafood business and introduce coffee cultivation abroad. They can't even smooth things over with their hometown connections, yet they dare to do business across several countries. They are ambitious but lack the ability.