Period: It All Began in a Cave Dwelling in Northern Shaanxi

I've read over a hundred chapters, and it's incredibly padded, just like my last book. It's so long-winded and full of unnecessary explanations. The most ridiculous thing is using science to explain feng shui and traditional Chinese medicine. Are you writing an urban romance or an urban system novel? Don't you even know what your book's purpose is? At this rate, should fantasy novels also be explained using scientific methods?

Carbon fiber, research institute, and triple salary—it's all so awkward. I regret subscribing.

This is getting more and more ridiculous as it goes on. Dude, be realistic. We're not here to see how awesome you are. We're here to see life in that era.

It was alright at first, nothing special except for a little bit of water, but I couldn't stand it after I went to Beijing to visit my grandfather. The turmoil had just ended in 1977, and you were already going around with the title of feng shui master. In an era when "demons and monsters" were not yet normal, what you wrote was really incomprehensible and mindless.

Seeing the research institute... Honestly, is it really necessary? Do we even have the resources...?

Hello author, I copied your book onto another platform, and the reader feedback has been great. It's very popular, and I've received a lot of donations. I plan to buy a new car at the end of the year, so I hope you can update more chapters so as not to affect my income and keep my readers waiting. 🤝🤝

Alright, it's on sale now. The content is pretty good so far, so I'll pay to read it. But I have a small wish: I hope the author can give the system a bigger role in this novel! After all, we are all Chinese and came from that era. If we follow the routine step by step, it will be very boring and tedious. Since there is a system, and the food is already at our table, we should make good use of it!

I've been following the updates closely, but the recent plot has been really toxic. A poor mountain village dares to conduct scientific research and even poach researchers from a research institute. In those days, even if a research project was disbanded, the researchers would have already been placed in other jobs. How dare they intercept their talent? Besides, is setting up a laboratory really that simple?

Chen Shuting

The protagonist can only barely survive by relying on the system; talent, opportunity, strength, and benefactors are all insignificant in the face of the system.