Famous Far and Wide: Ah Rong the Butcher

1. Giving the car away was something I hadn't expected. After all, all the information on the car was from the future; just because the protagonist didn't recognize it doesn't mean the mechanics wouldn't. Unless it's never broken down, never repaired, never maintained, and never has its annual inspection done. 2. You sell meat every day, but only report selling 2 heads (with receipts) each day.

It's bland and uninspired, a mere chronicle of events. Since it's supposed to be about life, family, kinship, warmth, the little things in life, and emotions, it fails to capture any of that. Every chapter is either about slaughtering a pig or on the way to selling it. They don't even know how to use information asymmetry.

It's a bit watered down and involves tax evasion!!!

Dude, although I know you're writing about a rough-and-tumble hero, this is way too "rough"! 🤭🤭🤭🤭

It's exactly the same as an elementary school student's essay.

Seeing so many pictures posted by authors in the comments section, I knew this book was rubbish; they didn't even bother with a quality test.

I find people who write about these eras to be idiots. Can personality change overnight? It takes at least a year or two. Even an idiot would notice, especially with so many family members involved. Can't they send WeChat messages? Don't they suspect anything if you just say a few words? It's just disgusting.

One hundred thousand tons of pork, with 2,000 jin per ton, and each cleaned pig weighing 200 jin, and 10 pigs per ton, would amount to 1 million cleaned pigs.

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Xu Meijuan