Turbulent Times: Taking Back My Family's Land from the Start!

I didn't see any signs of rebirth. He keeps talking about wanting his land. If he really was reborn, he'd know that land is a scourge, and if he lived to the 21st century, he'd also know that farmers can't get rich by farming their whole lives.

In an era where poverty was considered glorious, would people still reclaim their land and become landlords?

When the protagonist is clever, he can drive a tank into battle, capture enemy leaders, and smuggle in the spoils; when he returns home, he knows to implement epidemic prevention measures for his own family. When he's not clever, as the village chief, he doesn't inquire about the situation when something happens in the county, only thinking about his own private matters.

That's too narrow-minded; you should have joined the Nationalist Army!

It's the same as joining the Kuomintang in 1949, isn't it? The author's head is... 🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐

In 1947, you wanted to reclaim your land and become a landlord? Were you planning to defect to Chiang Kai-shek in 1949?

This book is set in 1947 on the Songnen Plain and mainly revolves around the land reform. It touches on many sensitive historical issues, so I hope everyone will keep it in their collection, as it might get banned someday. 😁😁

Regarding the land issue raised by other readers, as the author stated, the Northeast is sparsely populated, and the land was allocated to the Han family, so these are not major problems. Based on the current reading, it appears that only the younger generation and the women in the Han family have not committed any wrongdoings. The rest of the family, including Steward Xu, are deserving of death.

Why fight for something after 47 years? It would have been so much better to just endure it for two years!

47 Years to seize a measly piece of land! Why not just kill the landlord and have his whole family surrender to the Communists? Speechless