Reborn in the 1980S: Living Off the Mountains

Author, I'm thinking about a question. In the 1980s, guns were not allowed. There were still shotguns for sale, not to mention air guns. Someone still made the muskets! Why do the shotguns in this book look like an arms deal? My family used to have a musket, but it was later taken away by the state. There seemed to be dozens of muskets in our village, which were not uncommon at all. Several families also owned Zhengzong's shotguns! The protagonist can buy guns and bullets from regular channels!

How to say it? It's not a fictitious terrain, it's basically written based on the memories of my grandmother's family. They were very poor and miserable, and couldn't farm. The only way to divide the fields into households was to divide the mountains into households. There are mountains and land, but they were poor and had no choice

I didn't enjoy reading this novel. I knew I was hunting but I didn't know the value of fur. Squirrel skin is very valuable, so I won't buy it. It's so frustrating to be so obsessed with revenge.

Does the protagonist have a golden finger? It's too tiring to watch without Goldfinger, because it's really easy for an ordinary person to get into trouble, and it's really not a joke deep in the mountains. I've experienced it myself! Too tired

In the 1980s, a hen sold for 15 yuan. Is the author serious? Even if the author was not born in that era, since he is writing a chronicle, he still needs to check the information and see the prices at that time. Don't just open your mouth!

Well, the protagonist was deceived into working in a mine for 10 years and then burped, reborn in 1981, that is, he went back in 1991, right? After staying in the mine for 10 years, his knowledge has not improved, and his horizons have not broadened. Is there any use in going back? Even if you escape from the black mine in 10 years, then wander around for 20 years, and then be reborn, it will be better than just staying in the black mine for 10 years and being reborn.

I just want to know, was human trafficking not illegal in the 1980s? Is it still a crime to sell good people in ancient times?

After reading more than 30 chapters, let me tell you my feelings! I was born in 1981, and I have heard my ancestors and fathers talk about a lot of things of that era. Adding some of my experiences over the years, I would like to share my feelings: First, the author did not write about the ruthlessness of the mountain people of that era. Only Wu Laoer, although the content is short, is interesting, and the ruthlessness of the protagonist is not expressed. Secondly, as a protagonist who can climb out of the hell of a black coal kiln, kill his enemy and his son, take revenge, and be reborn with a family full of hatred, it is sheer nonsense to think about "cutting flesh with a dull knife" style of revenge!

There's no plot about farming infrastructure, it's all about hunting, so it's not interesting.

Apart from the protagonist, there seems to be no good people here.