Reborn as an Unconventional Village Chief

Damn, I read it as "Rebirth of an African Village Chief," hahaha.

I've read dozens of chapters and there aren't any major flaws, but the plot is too drawn out. What I wanted to see was the protagonist becoming the village chief and leading the villagers to prosperity in the 1980s, making waves in the business world. Instead, it's just a battle of wits with an old village chief that's dragged on for dozens of chapters. I thought the protagonist's ambition was growing, earning a million in three years, but it just seems to be shrinking. It's really boring.

We don't have anyone like that in our non-mainstream group. He's like an idiot; I suggest renaming him "Spiritual Young Man Village Chief."

Recommendation: The conservative village chief, who shares his surname, oppresses those from other clans during his leaps and bounds. A typical lazy village chief: Just lying down, neither good nor bad. The ordinary, clueless village chief: Never mind, I'm going out to work.

I saw two good books today, both with very few words. (Sigh)

Seeing someone else's nice chair and wanting to swindle them back—I don't know what the author was thinking. In traditional family values, how can someone who cheats and deceives gain respect or accomplish great things?

When will that old scoundrel Chen get out of the game? I get so annoyed just looking at him.

The author writes so well, don't listen to those trolls, just write according to your own ideas, and keep at it, you'll be a platinum-level author someday.

I was surprised to find that a novel I randomly stumbled upon was actually quite good, so I immediately added it to my favorites.

From the 1950s to the 1990s, would you still dare to raid a village? Weren't you afraid of getting killed? Back then, villages were very united, closer than family. They even had homemade guns and arrows.