A College Student Becomes a Village Official, and I Make No Exceptions for Family

This is bizarre. How can farmland be encroaching on village roads? Shouldn't it be the village roads encroaching on farmland?

Wow, the book I saw on Douyin will be available on Qidian in a couple of days!

This is getting increasingly absurd. A lot of it doesn't make sense. This isn't a fantasy novel; writing about real life requires logic. You're constantly bringing up family members. I haven't seen any other families involved, but family members are supposed to be role models, not sources of harm. There are many elderly people in this story; writing like this will surely upset them.

The beginning was alright, but it became extremely tedious towards the end. I've read 63 chapters so far, and it's all the same formula: dismantle, chase, fight, and settle. And the dismantling is always limited to family members; the scenes involving other people are less than 30%, and they only kill without burying the dead.

The story started building momentum at chapter 39, but now it's chapter 57 and still not finished. At first, I was enjoying it, thinking I'd found a great author who practically gave me free monthly votes. But now, it's a huge letdown. You guys keep reading, I'm off! 😅

1. The illegal buildings belonging to Third Master were demolished. 2. They dug up Third Master's field. 3. The kitchen of Er Gou was demolished. 4. Moving trees 5. Dismantle the steps at the uncle's house. In just a few days, they've been demolishing this and that, just demolishing without building anything?

They take advantage of the fact that most people in rural areas are elderly, while the young people are all working outside.

Seeing the comments on Chapter 21, I realized that the author is using an unlimited budget approach to solve the problem, which is impossible in reality. For example, if the budget is 100 yuan for cutting down trees but over 1000 yuan for transplanting, who will cover the difference? It's too simplistic.

I have a question. I don't know if CCTV actually broadcasts this kind of live program. But as a national broadcaster, its main focus is on stability and preventing any possible accidents. So I think it's impossible for CCTV to allow this kind of live broadcast unless everything is arranged in advance.

In today's online literature, a worrying trend is becoming increasingly apparent: many authors are adopting a "one-word-per-paragraph" writing style, with frequent line breaks and short paragraphs becoming commonplace. This style may have its reasons for adapting to the fragmented reading habits of modern readers, but its underlying impact cannot be ignored. Simplified literary expression