Film and TV: Starting with The Age of Awakening in Northeast China

If the author is deaf, read the subtitles. On TV, it's a bushel of millet, but in your mouth it's a pound. Is it normal to exchange seven or eight pounds of meat for two pounds of millet? Because in famine years, if a man in the family could hunt meat, meat wouldn't be as valuable as millet. Which teacher taught you this logic?

I've tested this book for you, and it's extremely bad. I'd give it 5 stars, no more. The logic is flawed, the language is disjointed, the prices are incomprehensible, and the protagonist has no personality or upbringing whatsoever—he's completely AI-generated. It's just using the "Crossing the Guandong" gimmick. Furthermore, the protagonist has absolutely no intelligence whatsoever.

You might as well use a few normal worlds to prepare for the future. Challenging the checkpoints in chaotic worlds is actually comparable to the inevitable death missions like Sadako and Kayako. In normal worlds, it's not about how capable you are, but how lucky you are. There are Russians, Japanese, bandits, local tyrants, the Qing Dynasty, famine, wild beasts, and pitfalls everywhere.

A pound of millet wants to marry someone else's daughter whom they've raised for over a decade? That's just a made-up story.

Like watching a horror movie, the protagonist is incredibly stupid. He hasn't eaten for two days, and even when there is food, he insists on going down the mountain to eat, and he's still not very hungry.

A dowry of one jin of millet? In TV dramas, it's always one dou (a unit of dry measure) or 50 jin, right?

I never comment, I'm just disgusted by all the Baidu Baike entries, 10,000 words per chapter, 8,000 or 9,000 Baidu Baike entries, damn it.

What a talent! Haha, everyone take a look.

Everyone's money is hard-earned; people are willing to subscribe and support the official version because of your writing style. After it was published, each chapter seemed to have a lot of words, but there were large sections of popular science and extremely poor writing. What do you take your readers for? Aren't you destroying your own reputation? That's all I have to say. I hope you'll think twice before you act.

There's no grain left at home; the only millet we have is for getting married. Even if we take it back, we'll still starve to death! (This is ridiculous!)