Reborn in 1979: Starting with Pig Farming

When it came to the corn planter, the author really didn't know anything. That thing is called a seed drill, and it used to be made of wood. And you call that your invention?

The author didn't experience that era; he's just making things up.

Here are some suggestions for the author: 1. Could you please remove the "space" element? Please revise the earlier parts and remove the space element, as it feels out of place in this book. 2. The plot and historical descriptions are quite good, but please stop having the space element pop up so often. It's disgusting to see someone constantly bringing out a bowl of poop while eating.

An unconventional story about a super-rich tycoon, with no scruples and no hindrance.

Authors can't function without comments. These days, many readers leave as soon as they see fewer comments than chapters. There must be a reason for such poor performance. If you don't revise and listen to feedback, how can your results improve? If you're just writing for fun, then disregard what I said.

The latest business war narrative is truly awful. First, they take orders off the shelves if they don't accept them? What, if I order millions or tens of millions, will you accept? Second, are they deliberately ordering too much to let it expire and then lower the price? Is the head of the supply and marketing cooperative the father of that cannery?

Eight or nine tons per mu? A family of four, each with eight fen of land, that's 3.2 Mu, how much would that be 25,000 to 28,000 jin?

Is that all? I'm even worse than you.

It's fairly standard, but the subject matter might have limited the scope for creative expression.

To be honest, this is supposed to be a successful person? They only care about the immediate consequences.