The Era of the 1970s: From Live-In Son-in-Law to Peerless National Hero

Wow, that was a crazy start! Perfect timing to get into target practice with the Type 83.

"Conquer the world"—seeing those four words makes me lose all interest. Hunting—isn't rural life better?

Doesn't the author know the background of the 1980s? If it's written in the first chapter, the protagonist will be shot down right from the start and won't survive the first chapter.

Books and songs are probably the most time-sensitive. Even if they are classics, if they appear at the wrong time, they will be critically acclaimed but not commercially successful. The most tragic thing is that they will be banned. Books and songs that appear too early in the future may be considered worthless because the era does not allow it. Have you read the novel "Bright Sword"?

In those days, a woman in Xuzhou was executed for having extramarital affairs; how dare you mess around like this at the start?

Wow, the protagonist goes head-to-head with a wild boar! I advise everyone not to believe it. No gun, no dog, no companions, just a steel fork and a show of bravado, stubbornly facing a wild boar, only to mistakenly give his life to the boar. The protagonist wields the steel fork like Zhang Fei, a warrior capable of taking on ten thousand men; the wild boar stands there, getting stabbed.

He's already a live-in son-in-law and still wants to have a wild life?

It's like the mountain animals automatically come to the protagonist, begging him to beat them up.

The beginning was good; but after we went to the provincial capital, I mostly skipped around and couldn't continue. It suddenly lost its appeal, especially after the introduction of the grandfather figure in the background. Maybe I couldn't immerse myself in the story anymore; I usually enjoy reading novels with a strong sense of immersion.

Focus on writing good farming/slice-of-life stories; many people love these heartwarming, slice-of-life narratives. Avoid writing anything frivolous or nonsensical.