Period: Instant One-Yuan Kills, Growing Rich!

Holy crap, only two days have passed since he wrote over twenty chapters. If he gets to the 1980s, that'll be thousands of chapters! I'm truly impressed, but I can't keep reading. 88

🤔At this pace, the author would need to write over 50 chapters in 3 days. Would it even last a week before release? With this chatty writing style, the shock value will be so high that readers will find the content is just half an hour's worth of casual conversation.

If you're going to write two or three chapters to set up this pretentious act, you might as well just abandon it.

I came here because it was free for a limited time. It's so frustrating to watch.

The plagiarism is so blatant, yet it still managed to pass the review. I admire the author, but I admire the editor even more.

The author made a common-sense mistake: all Liberation trucks before 1975 were started with a lever, not an electronic key. Also, there was too much internal monologue and dialogue in the various minor characters. The three most important chapters didn't feel particularly engaging.

The two brothers drove a truck full of goods, leaving no one to guard the vehicle or control the guns. They ate at a restaurant. On another occasion, six people slept in a gas station without anyone being assigned to keep watch. Would you dare to do that back then?

Did this book simply copy the entire background setting from Lu Yao's novels? The family relationships are almost exactly the same as in Ordinary World. The uncle and aunt are annoying, lazy, and good-for-nothing cadres; the sister is love-struck and the brother-in-law is a good-for-nothing; the brother is like Sun Shaoan; the younger brother is in high school like Sun Shaoping; the older sister…

Isn't this just a pirated version of Ordinary World?

I only buy three things every day: the nuclear button, a nuclear bomb, and a precise world map coordinate map.