Starting as a Peddler in 1980

The first chapter was very engaging, but the latter half, which describes the relationship with parents and siblings, seemed to me like a story of a close family falling out, followed by the protagonist repeatedly proving their innocence, living a better life, and the other party regretting their actions. I personally don't like this kind of family feud. Has anyone seen it and can share their thoughts?

A family with 25 mu of land still can't afford to eat.

Your introduction is so bad it makes me lose all desire to read it; it's just a return to the decadent life of slacking off and lying around.

The author is ignorant of agricultural seasons and the difference between the four seasons.

It's very awkward to read. It doesn't clearly state which province or city it's in, but the description sounds like it's set in the south? The regional language is also incredibly confusing!

It seems the author doesn't understand rural life. The environment description clearly indicates Northeast China, but many things are from the South.

In 1980, calling them "public security" was more realistic and colloquial than "police." After the middle school entrance exam, the term "Officer Zhang" frequently appeared, making it easy to lose focus while listening to audiobooks. Another issue was that although the villagers were all genuine farmers, their speaking skills were all at a department-level or higher.

... If you continue updating, I don't mind, but you've already cut off the outline and you still want to charge? That's a bit outrageous.

The author's writing style is truly indescribable. What's wrong with it? So many retroflex endings make it very awkward to read. Can't the characters just speak like normal people? I don't think the previous book had this problem.

The protagonist is a victim of a cruel twist of fate. It's 2025, does rebirth have to be so extreme? The rest of the story will probably be another melodramatic plot involving family division.