The Ultimate Little Farmer
极品小农民
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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744Chapters
1.6kRecommendations
7.5kFans
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Can you be realistic?! How old were you when you graduated from university in '98? It's impossible for every family in that era to have only one child. Can you be realistic? It's possible your family only had one child, your second uncle's family only had one child, and your third uncle's family only had one child. Your second uncle barely made it. How could everyone in your family at that age and in that era have only one child?! This is ridiculous!
It was unexciting and bland.
Why is there always a chapter missing in the middle?
The author must work in a government agency, right? The entire text is filled with official jargon.
I only read up to chapter 24, and my impressions after reading it were really... The protagonist treats any official he encounters with servility, bowing and scraping as if he were about to prostrate himself; his servility is evident in his very being. It's foreseeable that in the future, whenever the protagonist sees a sweeper at a forestry bureau, environmental bureau, fire station, etc., He'll rush over to polish his shoes.
Writing should at least have some solid evidence; using a modern perspective to write about rural areas... A mess... Especially remote areas.
They were already having eldest and second sons back in '98?