The Whole Village Was Hungry in 80, so I Systematically Stocked up on Meat.

Rice, rice cannot be harvested and then shelled. Rice is harvested in the paddy field and threshed with a bucket or threshing machine. After threshing, the rice straw is piled up, tied manually, and dragged to the field ridge or a dry place to dry. The rice is carried directly to the drying ground to be dried in the sun for two to three days. It is dried and thoroughly turned over during the process to remove the fine grains in the rice. Then the rice flour, grains, soil, etc. Are blown away with a hand-operated windmill before being stored in the warehouse. When it is time to eat, the rice is taken to the rice milling field, where it is shelled and turned into rice and rice bran. One look at it and you can tell it was written by someone from the city.

There is no male protagonist, but a man with a stalker character comes out? The heroine is already a grandma, and she has a little heartthrob character. She has a career and good food. Why write so many plots about bad men chasing the heroine? The parents are short-sighted, and they can sell whatever they find. Everyone else solves the problem quickly, except for Jiang, who is dragging his feet. The plot is boring with this man, and the heroine's career does not depend on this man. I don't know what to do with him. I am really resentful of this guy. Everything else is fine.

Do current authors and editors treat readers as idiots?

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