Period: Farming at the Foot of Yaoling Mountain

The male lead is just a pig. He invented a high-yield crop, yet he wasn't invited to the city or provincial levels. He wasn't praised by the newspapers, even though the central government knew about his fake 10,000-acre farmland project. And the protagonist is constantly being harassed. It's hilarious! 🤣

Furthermore, the protagonist is incredibly stupid. Does drawing water from the mountain require cement? Since the brigade leader is capable, why not cultivate some fields if there's water on the mountain? Since there are rabbits, why not raise them? The rule could be to turn it into a collective industry, making one family rich while the whole village poor. This is scarier than a pack of wolves!

Has no one considered what family background, educational background, and social status a junior high school graduate represented in the past 60 years?

Dear author, the protagonist's cheat ability is too overpowered, and there are too many plot holes. If the protagonist farms like everyone else in the village and doesn't use any fertilizer, how can the yield increase so much? Do you think the old farmers in the village are stupid?

The team collected tens or hundreds of thousands of yuan, adding up to tens of millions, but where did all that money go? They said they had no money to buy a tractor, no money to repair a road! They didn't seem to spend much money, so how did it all disappear? Where did all that money go?

First, the author clearly lacks any understanding of the price system and is still at the stage of writing whatever comes to mind. Second, the author's understanding of people involved in breeding and hybridization is severely inadequate. In our town, there's an old man who does breeding; we practically tie him to the fields, making him work year-round.

You, a junior high school student, actually went to farm in the 1960s?

In an era when a county's annual fiscal revenue might only be a few million, you earned over 300 million from selling rice seeds. That amount of money was enough for the country to develop large-scale industries. Back then, the country's foreign exchange earnings were only around 1 billion US dollars, which is equivalent to about 2 to 3 billion yuan. With your savings over the years, you must have accumulated at least several billion yuan.

The author's successful portrayal of Chen Mazhi (a type of paper maker) is so convincing that it disgusts the reader, and also makes the reader feel disgusted for the author. Given the protagonist's status as a researcher of agricultural products—practically godlike in that era—this protective charm is gone; he feels like a stray dog ​​on the street, easily kicked to death.

The protagonist's prestige is so great that someone actually wants to take him away; this kind of female-oriented protagonist is disgusting.