1980: from Mushroom King to the Richest Man in the Northwest

The first point of conflict is that the dam is a bit too bland The character's behavior does not pay attention to methods It's absolutely fine: The protagonist asks the old man to come to the scene (let the old man mess around, finish, and stand "reasonable") Find the secretary to explain the situation, and ask the other party to come to the scene later to control the situation and finish it, so that you can deal with it first. You can also briefly talk to the secretary here about mushrooms. The matter of mushroom industrialization (the appearance of an open grab for water sources means that the secretary is about to lose control, cutting off people and money, just like killing parents, otherwise there would not be so many fights. The main reason for grabbing water sources is the lack of local livelihoods, which can also be extended to the subsequent industrialization) After the protagonist arrives at the scene, he must also be divided into: 1. Unite Xiahe Village, show that they cannot fight a war, and deter the opponent from going further. 2. At the same time, we must also prevent the matter from amplifying. Tell the opponent that you have a large number of people on your side, profile the old man's contempt for his words, and influence the opponent's unsteady will. 3. Let's show our legitimacy again. Even if the other side was beaten today, it was to defend production. The beating was in vain. The secretary can take the opportunity to appear The conflict in the original book was completely suppressed by the secretary's prestige. It is too simple. Logically speaking, he should first talk about some big principles to appease everyone, and then talk about some old things about taking care of the leader or taking care of Shanghe Village. After all, if you can completely suppress it, it will not explode Follow-up: Re-conflict after the fight - Industrialization pilot - The imitation of Shanghe Village after success - Keep your head down and learn

Let's briefly talk about the dam conflict. According to the author's description, Zhao is a lazy man who also likes to bully others. The protagonist used to be a gangster with a bad temper, but suddenly he stopped being cranky. He reasoned with a gangster and actually made sense. It was a bit magical. Later the cellar was broken open, and we probably knew who it was. In the countryside at that time, the protagonist's first reaction was not to go to him, but to admit defeat. Finally, it was the captain or something who went to Zhao xx, and then Zhao lost 10? I really couldn't figure out how to achieve this amount at the time. At that time, the annual income in rural areas was only a few dozen yuan. Zhao was asked to compensate, and the compensation was 10 yuan. This situation did not fit the character's image, nor did it fit the behavioral pattern of that era.

Golden Chapter 3 failed to survive and was withdrawn! The author is too young and doesn't understand that era at all. You'd better check the information and ask your parents! The period novels are out of touch with the period, so how many people can still read them?