1994: The Vegetable Farmer's Comeback

I typed a lot of words but refreshed and it's all gone. All I can say is that if you like the plot of starting from scratch and making up for the wife you owed in your past life, don't waste your time. Everything changes later on. Suddenly, the protagonist is working for a beautiful female boss who looks down on him. What kind of tricks are they trying to play? Do they think readers can't see through it?

I thought being a beast of burden in real life was annoying enough, but who would have thought that reading a novel would also make me a beast of burden for someone else?

The story was going well until this abrupt shift to Xu managing the market! You want their distribution channels? You manage the market and improve the quality of the vegetables, then why would the distributors want your few dozen acres? It's contradictory!

Turned into a wage earner... Sigh... Always had a stable supply of vegetables, always cultivated its own terminal supply chain, focused on developing restaurants and other businesses to build its own quality brand... Went to work for others 😥 Lost old customers, now working for wholesale distributors... It was originally a small, niche market... Had to force itself into a money-making scheme...

You could say his progress is slow, but the newly planted vegetables have already been sold one crop after another. You could also say his progress is fast, but the first chapter says the protagonist's wife is six or seven months pregnant, yet after over a hundred chapters she still hasn't given birth. We still don't know if she's carrying a Nezha or something.

The protagonist is too kind-hearted. Even when others don't listen to advice, he keeps nagging them like he's their father.

It's more interesting to build something from knowledge; I'm tired of the system-based approach.

Can't I just focus on growing vegetables? ... The more I write, the worse it gets. I try to write about everything but end up writing about nothing. Can you please stop trying to think like a farmer when it comes to doing business? And this whole "beautiful boss" thing? Trying to attract every kind of customer? It's disgusting.

Farming is truly ingrained in the Chinese psyche; it's so mundane and everyday, yet once you start watching, you can't stop.

Is your own child stuck in a rut? Or are you planning to adopt this Yi Long as your son? Other parents aren't worried, but what about those other people? Are you going to beg them three times to come? You're always begging them to come? You know people, and I understand you want them to come, but remember, they're not here to see you begging and pleading. Anyone who didn't know better would think they were all Zhuge Liang! 🥵🥵