Rebirth 79 as a Carpenter

Anyone who says that being a ranger is easy is just what everyone else says. If you look at the reality of being a ranger, it's still very hard in the 21st century, let alone what it was like before. There are ferocious beasts, snakes and insects, and sometimes poachers and criminals. There is a shortage of medical care and supplies are delivered from the mountains. In an emergency, the rangers can really starve to death or die of illness on the mountain, and no one knows about it for a long time.

After reading Chapter 43, the house built in the countryside was so luxurious, and the two brothers and sister-in-law were envious and jealous, and other villagers were always watching! This is a bit confusing. With the status of a forest ranger, why can't I buy a house in a town or county for a while? In the end, this book can't always be about gathering wool from a forest farm, right? Your furniture factory will eventually develop into a formalized business, at least establishing a foothold in a county or city. Your wife is already working as a teacher in the mine, so why are you building a house in the village?

Divorce is actually a good thing if you no longer have love, right?

Why do the beginnings of novels now have to be extreme? Can there be something more normal? I can't read it.

Chapter 58: Only one person in the county is admitted to college? Or the first one? Is there any mistake? If you change it to be the first in the entire township, it's still almost the same!

The author has arranged the time before the resumption of business, and business needs to be secretive, but the protagonist talks about being low-key, but when doing business, he spends money in a very low-key manner, which is completely wasteful As for the emotional description, it is similar, and it does not show how high the bond between the protagonist and his wife is.

The story flows smoothly, and it's rare to find a good work. Looking at the title and introduction, I thought it was a warm daily novel about hunting and cute pets, but the result is: I work as a carpenter in a forest farm. Business writing is okay, but I don't like to read nonsense. It's very toxic if it's not well written. The current site selection for the homestead is a bit toxic.