Transmigrating Through the Years: Starting at the Lumber Mill

A high school diploma is more impressive than many current graduate students, yet he's unemployed. 😁😁

All I can say is that the author used the background of the 1960s and 70s to write a story set in the 1990s and beyond; the author's background information is too thin.

Honestly, did they even have a sales department back then? What did the publicity department have to do with sales at all?

The author has no idea how difficult it was to graduate from high school back then. He had met many leaders, at least at the bureau level, when he worked for the boss. Most of them were vocational school graduates. In those days, high school graduates, whether in government departments or public institutions, were basically just office workers, considered potential cadres.

It's utter garbage. If you don't do your research, at least read some other authors' historical fiction.

It's poorly written; the author didn't even bother to do research, relying entirely on imagination.

What does this system have to do with dedication? It's just a pure life simulator.

At fifteen, I set my heart on pleasure; at thirty, things did not go smoothly; at forty, I suffered; at fifty, I wept; at sixty, I understood my fate; at seventy, I transcended the mortal realm; at eighty, I attained enlightenment; at ninety, I transcended tribulations; and at a hundred, I became a golden immortal. Therefore, I visit this precious land to respond to the needs of countless cultivators. This expresses inner joy.

Everyone says high school is awesome, so why are there so many high school graduates unemployed and sent to rural areas?

The author didn't even do some research, at least read a few period novels, and looked at the comments sections of other people's novels. What you wrote is so out of touch with the times.