Reborn in 1979: Fishing to Support My Family

The author of this book must be a seasoned angler, someone who knows everything about fishing. His previous book was also about fishing, but due to poor pacing, it fell apart despite a good start. This book is a new work after careful reflection.

The cheat codes are getting bigger and bigger. Ye Yaodong next door can write over a thousand chapters, but you can only write a thousand chapters by relying on cultivation. You could have written it using the cheat codes you had before with the Spirit Liquid, but you insist on using these huge cheat codes.

Let's not write about technology anymore, okay? It seems like all rebirth stories have some kind of revitalization route. To be honest, it's quite annoying. Before being reborn, he was nothing; after being reborn, he becomes some kind of big shot? Doesn't that seem unbelievable?

I stopped watching after seeing someone inexplicably donate 30,000 yuan from their pocket.

I just found a picture that fits the era; it doesn't mean it doesn't look good on others!

Suddenly, a misplaced sense of compassion struck him, and he inexplicably donated money. He only had a little over 30,000 yuan on him, and he donated it all—it was quite unexpected. The money came too easily; 30,000 yuan could buy several houses back then. Many authors portray their protagonists as spending money like using toilet paper.

The village is so poor, they rarely see meat, maybe a few times a year. Why don't they fish for food? Can't they at least eat it themselves instead of selling it? As the saying goes, "Those who live near mountains eat from the mountains, those who live near water eat from the water." The village is surrounded by abundant water resources; it's strange that the villagers don't have meat to eat.

I initially liked the protagonist's family, but two points struck me as particularly problematic. First, the protagonist himself proved his earning ability, and as a reborn person, he should understand that only money can generate more money.

The claim that my brother supported his family by fishing and beachcombing in 1979 seems exaggerated. Fish were practically worthless back then; how could fishing at sea possibly earn as much as catching fish directly from the ocean?

I'm not going to read it after looking at the table of contents. The first chapter mentions a space ability, which is obviously a cheat code. It's boring. I don't read modern or historical novels with systems or cheat codes; it's disgusting.