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

I didn't see that I was reborn, and I talk about wanting my own land every day. If I were really reborn, I would know that land is a scourge, and if I lived into the 21st century, I would have to know that farmers can't make a fortune even if they farm the land all their lives.

In an era when poverty is more glorious, do you still want to take back the land and become a landlord?

When the protagonist is smart, he can drive a tank and go into battle to seize the enemy's leader and squint at the spoils. When he returns home, he knows how to take anti-epidemic measures for his family. When he is not smart, when he returns to the county and encounters an incident, he doesn't inquire about the situation. He only cares about what's going on in his crotch. When he returns to the village, he doesn't organize the villagers to carry out regional epidemic prevention. When the villagers get sick, the fluent words they say are no different from those of a village man. When it comes to self-interest, the IQ of future generations is on the rise; when it comes to business, it turns out to be a cunning local twister. The military commander in the supporting role is conscientious and loyal. The big landowner who caused other families to be destroyed has clear feelings and grievances. The characters around G's party are either simple and rude, or wretched and greedy, and the fellow villagers are also vulgar. His stance on the civil war was also like that of a holy mother, neither salty nor bland. The overall style is similar to Moissan's "Red Sorghum Family". It was supposed to be a pretty good story, but when the character's plot and stance got screwed up, it was a mess

The situation is too small, you should join the national army! !

It has the same nature as joining the Kuomintang in 1949. The author has a stupid head🤐🤐🤐🤐🤐

Want to take back the land owners in 1947? Are you going to join Bald Chiang in 1949?

This book takes place in the Songnen Plain in 1947. It mainly revolves around the land reform and involves a lot of sensitive history. I hope everyone can collect it quickly. Maybe one day the book will be sealed 😁😁

Regarding the land issue mentioned by other readers, it is the same as what the author said. The Northeast is vast and sparsely populated, and since the land was allocated from the Han family, these are not big problems. Judging from the current reading, only the younger generation and the woman of Landlord Han's family have not done bad things. The others, including Butler Xu, are all worthy of death. Landlord Han uses various tricks such as setting up pawns and lending usury to seize other people's property, land and other means of production. The protagonist's family's land was deprived of it by loan sharks, and even the protagonist's marriage to a daughter-in-law almost cost Landlord Han a lot of money. Han Erye and Xu Guanjia Juntong Xiante were the defenders of the decadent ruling system. They persecuted Red Party members and organized reactionary armed forces, committing heinous crimes. As a person with modern rational thinking, how could the protagonist be bribed by a few books by Butler Xu (even books like "The Crowd")? He has no class position of his own. Even when he has the ability to resist, he spares Mr. Han who almost killed him. A series of actions such as this show that the protagonist is not clear about grudges and does not conform to the logic of modern thinking. These settings make the protagonist unlikable.

Why take it after 47 years? It's much better to endure it for two years!

Seizing a piece of chicken land in 1947! Isn't it okay to kill the landlord and vote for red with the whole family? Speechless