The Educated Youth Era: Starting with A Lifelong Journey

1. Simply report Zhou Rong and Feng Huacheng's communications to the Cultural Affairs Bureau, and Feng Huacheng will be shot. (Seducing a minor) 2. Find out Luo Shibin and Shui Ziliu's whereabouts and eliminate them directly. You're pushing yourself to the limit. You keep focusing on that ungrateful older sister. You'll just be cleaning up her messes if you go through this.

The author talks about how in those days, attempted rape went unpunished. If you can bear to read this, keep reading, but I couldn't.

He's already tested poison; he's transmigrated and strengthened his body; someone tried to steal him, but he let them go; he forced himself on his wife, beat her up, and let her go again; he didn't even kill her, and didn't even call the police. The author's thought process is utterly nonsensical.

Is this writing more holy than the original? The protagonist Feng Huacheng also raised the child of his ex-wife. I'm really speechless

Is this a repost? And the protagonist transmigrates to this world and becomes a saintly figure? Well, goodbye then.

This is the first novel by a saintly author. The first few chapters are so indecent that if I called the police, I'd be locked up for years. Seeing the report section makes it even less interesting. This is the number one toxic novel I've ever read.

The nanny novel has even transmigrated, given herself a new father, and then has to take care of everyone. This is really a bit...

The author's actions are completely superfluous. Zheng Juan's class background was that of a poor peasant and an unregistered resident. Her family situation was that she was around 16 or 17 years old, caring for a blind younger brother around 10 years old and an elderly mother nearing 80.

That's it? What kind of writing is this? A time traveler? It's just a babysitter story!

Some viewpoints: 1: A tractor factory was hiring laborers and they actually had to do an assessment, which turned out to be a competition to move parts. 2: Zhou is not living for the present, but for the future. Everyone knows that the college entrance examination will be reinstated in a few years. I don't understand why he insists on working as a porter in a tractor factory.