Era: 1979 from Mountain Man to Richest Man

The clamp used to clamp the wild boar is as big as a washbasin. It has two rows of large saw teeth on it. It doesn't need to clamp you. Just by seeing this thing, you can tell how cruel it is. It will break your bones when it is clamped, and it will still cry. You are in so much pain that you can't even cry, and I can still chat with you, big brother! Play! Can you write in dim sum? If you haven't seen it before, you can check it onlineNo

The biggest flaw in this book is that the two families can be separated at their own discretion. Logically speaking, the captain and secretary should be called in as witnesses. Otherwise, the household registration is still in the same household, and the centimeters should be counted together. Legally, there is no separation at all. If the protagonist doesn't understand, his parents should understand.

I feel like it's going pretty well so far, but there's one thing that Kong's mother is a little too cliched about. The routine is disgusting. First of all, no matter what you think in your heart, outside you can actually say something like "Secretary Kong's daughter actually wants to have sex with a farmer to make people laugh." As long as people hear it, your Secretary Kong, ha, what a big official power. Secondly, double standards. From what Kong's mother said about relying on her natal family connections to help Secretary Kong, we can see that Secretary Kong also belongs to the category of marrying a lady from a high family. It turns out that you can do it, but your daughter can't, right? Finally, what if you investigate the protagonist carefully? When I said the protagonist's name, I almost didn't remember who the protagonist was. I didn't understand anything and just said it. It was all for your own good, and nothing else unless I die. I don't know what the author means by creating such a disgusting character. When your mother-in-law faces a poor boy protagonist with a huge gap in status, you can be strict and conduct a comprehensive investigation, but you can't go too far. This kind of Dragon King-style evil mother-in-law is already sick of you. If Kong hadn't beaten her mother in the end and was taken to the city (of course, if she still stayed in the countryside, that's another matter), and if she was still the heroine, then I would have no choice but to say goodbye. Sorry, I can't see the main character trying to lick it. Even if Kong is more aggressive than her mother, I hope not to rush into it before the protagonist has achieved enough to make her shut up. There is no way, who told you to be such an outrageous mother-in-law?

The author must have mistaken the year. 1979 Is not 1999. The royalties will not be paid until 1980. The standard is very low and will not be linked to sales. Tickets have not been cancelled, and cloth tickets were not canceled for the first time in 1982. It will take many years for private enterprises to spring up. The first session It will take two or three years for college students to graduate, and they will not work in the private sector after graduation; the term "market economy" has not yet appeared; individuals are not allowed to work as construction teams; all over the country except Sichuan, market transactions are all speculative, and you have to go in to eat for free, or even eat peanuts. However, the biggest poisonous point is: Chinese martial arts and the like are still useless today. How could you still be so good at using them in 1979? It is recommended that the author check more information. It is better to just write about the precognitive dream than plug-ins. There is also no need to think about filling the gap between urban and rural areas. There is hope only after the protagonist graduates from college.

Chapter 119 is a bit confusing, I suggest you revise it! The key is that there is no description of a woman named Kong, and besides her mother and grandfather, she also comes to test the male protagonist.

I found that time travel novels are all about going back to the past, and almost no time travel into the future. Who can predict what the world will be like in 100 years? What will the United States look like in the future? What is China like? How do people live?

Family conflicts, the protagonist's IQ is online!

I hope the author can stick to it. It's a very good novel so far.

I don't know if I'm too cruel or what, but this book looks awkward.

The chronicle is about to be written about cultivating immortals, so take it easy 😥

Very well written! Hurry up and let the protagonist go to college and start some industries that are backward in the country. Every rabbit has the dream of industrial power.

This book is okay, the writing is quite realistic and there is nothing wrong with it. It seems that the relationship between the author is not good, or maybe the management is not done well 🤫

I've been working on more than a hundred chapters for a long time and haven't started the exam yet.

The book is good, but the details need to be polished

If you dreamed that your enemy was robbing a tomb, wouldn't you report it to the police?

Come on, the writing is good👍

It's about Deyang, Sichuan, right?

No wonder no one reads it. I don't talk about a chapter a day. In the end, I write more and more like a holy mother bitch!

It's updated once a day, and the plot is so dull. If it continues like this, I'm going to give up the book.