Reborn as the Strongest Farmer

How did an agricultural novel from the 1980s end up sounding like a political drama? It's all about power struggles and bureaucratic intrigue. I'm giving up. I'd rather read a political drama than this.

This protagonist has extremely low emotional intelligence; he dares to challenge his boss. Haha, try that in real life and you'll be constantly being given a hard time.

Being reborn as a farmer, I really shouldn't have come into contact with such high-ranking officials so early; it's too dangerous.

That's so obviously fake. You think anyone would believe you if you planted mulberry trees and didn't see any real benefits? Do you think people are all fools?

It's written incoherent nonsense; it doesn't lack the substance to be written.

The first two chapters of "Emotion" were just to reveal that I'm a reincarnated person, right? They just openly stated it? That's fucking toxic.

I can't finish this book! Here's some advice for the author: since you're writing about a historical period, the timeline can't be chaotic, and the historical elements must be accurate and relevant. I lived through that era, and most of what's in your book doesn't match the times at all—it's too confusing!

The author's era is too far off. If you're going to write about the 70s and 80s, you should be more realistic. Much of what you wrote starting in 1979 only applies to rural areas after 1983 and 1984.

Actually, if you wanted to get into agriculture, it was a really awkward situation back then. There weren't many large areas for you to operate, and you'd have a bunch of people holding you back. Without machinery or industrial technology support, relying on your hands... Well, let's just say it's a pipe dream.

What a waste of his years in the military.