Reborn: Building a Fortune in the Countryside

In the 1970s and 80s, people in rural areas ate meat every day? What kind of god-like life was that? Go to the town mayor's house and see if they lived that well. There was even a black market for money; it's ridiculous. Eels were only 50 cents a pound, and farmers could have hunted them to extinction.

To be honest, if you don't have basic knowledge of the 70s and 80s, don't write articles about those eras. They're just jarring.

What a pathetic fate! It's laughable. Selling mudfish for a few cents a pound, hahaha!

Is the author really writing about that era? Bringing a group of children to eat by himself? 😰 In which era was it barely enough to eat, that you would give away surplus food to others?

The starting point is becoming more and more like a tomato. Tomato-themed novels, that's the flavor they have. There are too many people who have made a fortune from loach and eel.

Loach needs to be cooked with lots of oil and salt; people didn't eat that kind of thing before.

In the 1970s and 80s, thinking you could make money and improve your life by catching loaches was nothing short of a pipe dream.

Lacking common sense, what kind of historical fiction is this?

There were still bandits in the 1980s? What were they thinking?

Has this book been abandoned? It's been so long since it was updated.