Back to 1981: I Make My Fortune Starting with Fishing

I find the protagonists in these kinds of novels to be awful. They just enjoy being looked down upon at home. What was that 80s? Wouldn't it be better to just gather some like-minded people and head south to Guangdong? Why insist on writing about trivial, outdated things in a small town?

Why are all historical fiction stories about the past so full of ridiculous and absurd events? It's all so melodramatic! The protagonist's family is such an extreme case that there aren't many like them in the whole village.

Seeing several mountain rats, rabbits, and pheasants caught at once while hunting, and you're praising the abundance of resources? In the past, when people were starving and their eyes were green with envy, the area around the village was cleared out time and time again by children and armed militia. Catching a few rabbits a year is normal, but catching several a day is nonsense!

The space can be small, but it can't be unusable.

Author, if you revise Chapter 4, make it so the protagonist kneels and begs his father to slap him repeatedly while crying and pleading for forgiveness, wouldn't that be more satisfying? It would save you from getting criticized for being stuck in this awkward middle ground. Just listen to me.

I didn't even finish the first chapter and didn't want to continue. Another bizarre family story; couldn't they write about a united and loving family?

After seeing over two hundred photos, I'm getting a bit bored. I've been arguing with two women the whole time. Are you a modern person who doesn't know how to take advantage of people who are practically offering themselves to you? These days, they're all asking for your help.

The pension benefits for people from that era shocked me... After 15 years of reading, seeing this... I'm speechless.

These days, time-traveling families are always extremely biased and unfair, leading to a melodramatic plot of splitting up and living happily ever after. It's clearly a very rare occurrence.

This author keeps spouting nonsense about fear of marriage. Back then, as long as a woman got married and you treated her well, she would grow old with you. Wasn't marriage wonderful? Unlike the modern "fairies" who are always demanding and threatening divorce at the slightest dissatisfaction, no matter how good you are to them, it won't work! Back then, people were all looking for a good woman to live a warm and happy life, not to see you doing all sorts of weird things!