Back to 1981: Farm Life

The data is bad for a reason. . The first one is a bit of literary youth disease, or a literary youth disease. . The second one is that since two villains are arranged to come out at the beginning and prepare to show off and slap in the face, why don't we stop spitting on each other and find opportunities to directly mess with them? ? Betting with a second-rate guy is a mess. If you lose, you'll be disgusted to death. If you win, you'll still be disgusted. What's the point? It would be nice for the protagonist to develop normally with Goldfinger, but does he have to spit at each other with the villain for dozens of chapters? ? In rural areas, people are bullied for their kindness, and there is no surveillance. It is much better to cut off the hands and feet of villains in the middle of the night than to spit on each other. . The third one is that the protagonist doesn't do anything to the villain when he's not strong enough, but he always does it to his family members when he's angry. . As a second-generation person, the protagonist is unwilling to communicate properly with his family even if he knows his parents' good intentions. If you want to do something good, you must first provide evidence to convince your family that you have the ability to do good things, instead of just talking big words. You have to understand that you are only a teenager now, and your parents are just ordinary farmers, and they are not second-generation people. The protagonist, who is already in trouble, wants to change his parents' decades-old views by saying a few big words and some big truths?

They just don't speak like rural people.

Shen Nong is dead, so he has to burn paper.

What I watch is daily life, life getting better and better, rather than family dramas about parents and family dramas, and all kinds of pressing things that make me irritated. If you really want to watch family dramas, there are so many TV series, so why read novels? The novel has a stronger sense of substitution and is more irritating. Can you feel better? If you feel uncomfortable, you still want to continue reading? I felt that there was something wrong with Golden Finger, so I just watched it, but no matter how disturbing the plot was, it was still a piece of cake. What's wrong with the golden finger is that cutting down trees will reward you with a Compendium of Materia Medica, which doesn't match up at all. If you plant and collect medicinal materials to reward you with a Compendium of Materia Medica, it's almost the same. In fact, there is no need to make cheats so complicated. All kinds of magical buffs and tools, as long as the functions of simple liver skills are enough.

It felt okay at the beginning, but the appeal became weaker and weaker later on. How did the pastoral life become a business? The pace is too slow