Back to 1983: Starting with a Change of Surname

They talk about cutting off all contact, but every chapter in the latest chapter is pretentious, one thing after another, and the words are dazzling. You can't talk less and do more. After they go back, they tell the Qilin Talents how they could give up for the sake of profit in the end, and they will always be entangled.

The overall feeling of this book is that it is awkward. There's nothing wrong with having a bad start, resolutely changing the last name, and never forgiving. There is nothing wrong with using the rebirth information gap in the early stage to rise quickly. From the following two hundred chapters, we slowly help the Liu family peel off hidden dangers, reform the scumbags of the Liu family, clear the criminal records of the Liu family and their grandchildren, reform their minds, cure lameness, and cure infertility. . . I didn't look at it later. The poison resistance consumption was gone and it slipped away.

The whole book is off track. You should write more about the mountains, cultivation, and mountain gods. Nowadays, they are all written about you starting a company, which has almost become an ordinary urban rebirth article.

The front is nice, but what the heck is going on in the back? When I saw the grievances between the wealthy families and the battle between the wealthy families later, I was immediately confused. Aren't you someone who cultivates immortality leisurely in the mountains and forests? What the hell is going on behind? I can't stand it anymore after seeing the collapse of the Zhou family and the Zheng family.

The title does not match the content. I thought of the title as a farming life with leisurely clouds and wild cranes leisurely rising from sunrise to sunset in Nanshan, which is a bit mysterious or metaphysical. However, it is doing business, buying and selling all over the world, and I am so busy that my feet are not stained with dust.

From beginning to end, it's just two words: hypocrisy

I feel like the writing is a bit nondescript...

The male videos are written in the same way as the female videos, and there are recurring issues with sticky teeth.

The author's writing is good, but some foreshadowings are awkwardly buried. Really, let's talk about Goldfinger. After traveling for many days (four or five chapters), he suddenly mentioned that there is Goldfinger. In the early stage, the Goldfinger Mountain God space was mainly used to preserve fresh wild boar meat. Then the soil in the space needs to be replenished by decomposing animal bones and meat. In 1983, meat was decomposed into soil. When 99% of the people did not have the freedom to eat meat, they decomposed meat and bones into soil! In 1983, more than 8,000 yuan was deposited in the bank, and then he said that he would keep a few sets of the third-generation RMB to wait for the appreciation. Then the Chinese New Year was inexplicably coming again, and then the protagonist was given an ancient five-animal play from his past life. Then the plot developed normally, selling ginseng, and suddenly there was a farm. The size of the farm was not mentioned, and there was another special breeding, and the amazing thing was that it was not done in his own village? If you insist on setting up a farm in another village, you completely ignore the intricate interpersonal relationships in the countryside! Many readers have lost their minds after seeing this!

What kind of contact is there with the scum and scum in the family? How can we not afford to hide from them if we can't offend them? The protagonist will be a saint when he returns home! I'm still a monk after hundreds of chapters, helping this and that day by day, even those who are really in trouble. What are you trying to do by helping those immoral and smoldering people? Is the protagonist going back to help people solve their problems after getting a new lease on life?