1968: Striving Through Livestock Farming
1968：从养殖开始奋斗
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 9mo ago
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The main issue is that older readers of the novel are getting older, and they realize how childish this plot is when they see it.
A single rabbit pelt costing thousands of US dollars is obviously impossible. Such so-called luxury goods only exist in developed countries or in companies controlled by developed nations. Luxury goods in underdeveloped regions are rejected at the source.
Please write less about village-level infighting.
The chicken farm is doing just fine; there's no need to add so many unnecessary conflicts. By chapter 60, the chicken farm hasn't even generated its first income, which is seriously affecting your progress. Most of the content revolves around the power struggles between the Party Secretary and his family; what's the point of that? There will be plenty of conflicts to deal with later, so why waste so much ink writing about a village-level cadre?
I just read the synopsis and had an idea: could I feed it to people?
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 213. It's the same old formula: the protagonist starts a farm, and every now and then someone from above sends someone to the farm. The first two were bearable, but in chapter 213, they send a female instructor... 😅
Before reading this book, forget your brain. The synopsis makes you think it's about scientific farming with a cheat code to get rich, but it turns out to be a fantasy novel that can break the law of conservation of energy 😃. It claims that chickens can be raised to a feed conversion ratio greater than 1:1, and that a single chicken lays several eggs a day that are heavier than the feed it eats. It's hilarious.
Books like this that require no brainpower are really impossible to read. In the 1960s, it wasn't that raising poultry was forbidden, but rather that it was prohibited.
Why not write $10,000 per page? $1,000 Is too cheap, really. Does the author have some misunderstanding about US dollars and dollars? Or do businessmen from all over the world have to contribute to you and be your lapdogs? Is your rabbit skin bigger than a cow's? You're getting cocky after writing so well, aren't you? The results are too good, huh? One more person won't make a difference? Are you trying to force people to abandon the book?
Village Entrance Intelligence Station
Bagua Gathering Place Under the Tree
They're arresting spies again... But not a single one can be found.
I really dislike writing about politics all the time; I don't want to attend politics classes. (Subscribed)