Back to 1980: Getting Rich Starting with the Yellow Weasel

The protagonist's schizophrenia has flared up. He starts by leading everyone to wealth and poverty, which is great, really great. Then he immediately plans to use all his several thousand yuan to collect tiger-skin coats, ostensibly for collecting, but he seems to have lost sight of what's important and what's not.

What I hate most is this kind of person who takes all the blame upon themselves. Your brother can't afford to build a house, your nephew can't afford to go to school, what responsibility do you have? Do you even need to take responsibility? Your father can't afford to build a house, can't your brother work hard? Your nephew can't afford to go to school, is your brother dead?

(1) "Back to the 1980s, Hunting in the Mountains is Also a Way of Life" - a Northeastern-style hunting film featuring ruthless bandits and gunfights; (2) "Reborn in 1980: Starting with Eagle Hunting to Get Rich" (Eagle Hunting); (3) "The Whole Mountain Is My Hunting Ground" is a pioneering work on hunting, titled "Dog Hunting Enclosure";

I haven't read the book. I've already lost interest after just reading the description! Because I know that if Wong Tai Sin skin cost fifty yuan in the 80s, then Wong Tai Sin's status would definitely be higher than that of a panda now!

I lost interest after reading the synopsis. Your second brother is getting married and you're supporting him with your earnings? Your nephew is going to school and you're paying for his dowry? Why don't you find a reason to jump off a cliff?

The pig's first goal wasn't to have enough to eat, nor to change his family's circumstances, but to ensure every man in the village could get married. How truly noble! He used all his skills and foresight to build a factory, just so the older men in the village could find wives first, while he himself only took two yuan a day. Such a saint... I can only...

Rebirth of the Ultimate Virgin Mary

Very few people who seduce Wong Tai Sin become rich. 🙂

Based on the synopsis, I've come to the conclusion that the protagonist is a saint! He's either his brother or sister, or even his nephew. If you wrote about the protagonist's parents or children, no one would say anything, but the synopsis mentions them all. The main story must be filled with nannies constantly revolving around them! Is this kind of idiotic novel even readable?!

Chapter Seven: Death from Poisoning (Both parents are still alive, you have two older brothers, and you're only 14 and expected to be in charge of the household? Did you think this with your ass and write it with your feet?)