Transmigrating Through the Years: Starting at the Lumber Mill

With a high school degree, he is better than graduate students now, but he is unemployed as a result 😁😁

All I can say is that the author's folder is too thin when writing a story from the 1990s onwards against the backdrop of the 1960s and 1970s.

To be honest, was there a sales department at that time? Does the Publicity Department have anything to do with sales?

The author has no idea how difficult it was to graduate from high school at that time? When I was following the boss, I had contact with many leaders, at least at the bureau level. Most of them graduated from technical secondary schools. No matter what age they entered high school, they worked in offices as a reserve force for cadres regardless of whether they entered government departments or public institutions.

What is written is a piece of shit. If you don't check the information, just look at the chronicles written by other authors.

It's so poorly written that the author didn't even bother to look up the information and relied solely on imagination.

Does this system have anything to do with dedication? Pure life simulator

At fifteen I was determined to be happy, at thirty I was unhappy, at forty I was suffering, at fifty I was weeping, at sixty I knew my fate, at seventy I was liberated from the mortal world, at eighty I attained enlightenment, at ninety I transcended tribulations and became a golden immortal at the age of a hundred. Therefore, visiting this treasure land to respond to the thousands of cultivators shows my inner joy.

They say high school students are so awesome, so why are there so many high school students who have no jobs and go to the countryside?

The author doesn't do much research. At least he reads more period novels and reads the comment sections of other people's novels. What you wrote is so inappropriate.