1985: Starting Out in a Fishing Village

"You need to rest for 100 days after injuring your hand while fishing? What's so special about that? Every time you get injured while fishing, you need to rest for 100 days. Others who fish three days and rest two are considered slackers, but you're saying you fish one day and rest for 100 days—that's utter nonsense."

Buying fish is such a complicated process! You have to walk around picking them out, row a boat to the other side, get on a bicycle, and even climb mountains to catch them. It's too much trouble, and it looks exhausting.

Back then, for a man to empty a chamber pot on the beach was a lifelong humiliation, especially for those going out to sea to fish, who considered it extremely unlucky. I'm truly amazed that the author could so casually write about such a basic matter.

It's pretty good, don't let the comments section affect you.

Write more about my three childhood friends; they're quite interesting.

A boat worth several thousand yuan was stolen, and instead of reporting it to the police, they went to look for it themselves. Knowing they were cracking down on smuggling, they still dared to lead people to the location of a smuggling boat. They even said, "I didn't smuggle anything!"

Writing so slowly? Only two hundred chapters and you're updating one chapter a day? What's the point?

I voted with my monthly pass, I think it was good, keep it up!

This is the first time I've seen people in the countryside have to go out to empty the chamber pot in the morning. Wow, that's impressive!

This book basically lacks a timeline, which is foolish for a rebirth novel to leave readers guessing. Furthermore, the economic system is nonexistent, and fish prices are far removed from reality. Without clearly stating how long the rebirth lasted and how much money was earned, the book is essentially useless.