Back to the 1980s Fishing Village: Starting with Pan-Fried Crab Roe Buns

Having survived for over 40 years, he still couldn't understand why others would want to harm him.

Knowing he was broke, he generously refused the money from the shady dealer.

Unlike many reincarnation novels where characters start out making tons of money and reach the pinnacle of an ordinary person's life within a few dozen chapters, which is too unrealistic. Don't forget that most readers and authors are ordinary people. If you were given a second chance at life, would you become the richest person in the world?

The novel is huge, the female lead is shot and it's all over the place. Have you run out of things to write? Why don't you write about her being shot in the head and dying like before she transmigrated?

In 1980, a pheasant sold for thirty yuan. Brother, how much does pork cost?

It feels like most historical fiction stories from the past few years are pretty much the same, just repackaged versions of the same old story, with only slight differences in plot development. I wonder if it's because of the rise of AI.

The author's choice of the protagonist's name, Lin Bei, is a bit of a sham, as "Lin Bei" in the Minnan dialect means "your father" or "your dad." Isn't the protagonist afraid of getting beaten to death if he goes out?

The author is truly talented; he made me laugh.

Since the author wants to write more about the large yellow croaker, they should do their research carefully. The large yellow croaker is only yellow at night; it is silvery-white during the day.

Write slowly. Don't focus on making money too quickly after rebirth. Write more about fishing, referencing "1982: Small Fishing Village," but don't exaggerate too much. Gradually change the map.