Back to 1982: I Got Rich First When the Land Was Divided Among Households

Judging from the synopsis and reviews, the author is a woman.

Where is Shennong? This introduction is too daunting to read; the author doesn't seem like a skilled writer. Has anyone tried it and given it a shot?

This book has been in preparation for a long time, and I spent about a year researching. I asked all my relatives, but I couldn't find the information for some places, and my uncles and aunts didn't remember either, so the prices of some items may be different. The items listed here are the actual prices in my hometown back then.

The author mentioned researching for a long time, but I'd like to ask, is your terminology correct? Shouldn't you address your own uncles and grandfathers by their full names? Shouldn't adults be addressed as "Grandpa," "Dad," or "Father"? Constantly using "Grandpa" and "Dad" makes it sound like kindergarten. Also, with your surname Chen, don't you have any sense of generational ranking? You can address your own extended family members as "Uncle" or "Grandpa," but distant relatives are fine.

Seeing that the protagonist's house hasn't even been built yet... I've never seen such a drawn-out, tedious book! Wow, real time seems to pass faster than time in the book.

So much money, yet they don't even own a motorcycle, let alone a car. It's really speechless 😅

Anyone with common sense would find this jarring, but younger readers probably won't care. Back in the 1980s, using steelyard balances, it was impossible to sell 1000 kilograms of vegetables for 1000 kilograms; there would be losses during transportation. Agricultural research institutes wouldn't be feeding pigs to other units in their greenhouses.

One bug: the meat shrinks significantly after braising; one pound of raw meat cannot yield one pound of cooked meat.

According to the synopsis, there isn't a single good person in the village.

After reading 25 chapters, there were no major flaws; the writing was smooth and enjoyable. Making money is a gradual process, a step-by-step process. Once I've earned money, I'll take care of my family, buying them meat and other food. As for who to help make money with, everyone has their own judgment. They know who's good and who's bad.