Back to 1984: Making Money, Raising Kids, and Keeping the House Running

The previous article was about hunting on a farm, this article is about fishermen fishing, and the paradise life of building a desert island. Treating bad people like a virgin, treating your own family as helpful as possible, and the warm daily life of parents becoming rich, raising children and becoming talents.

This novel is quite attractive at the beginning. Both the male and female protagonists are reborn. They are extremely lucky. They make a lot of money fishing and even find treasures in the river. Later, the relatives lived a good life under the influence of the male and female protagonists, and the plot became complicated.

The fishing in the front looks good, but in the middle it becomes mediocre when I go to college.

The plot doesn't make sense, and the writing generally seems unappealing.

The subject matter is good and close to life, except for the sometimes confusing names.

The units of money are quite messy. In the early 1980s, being able to earn one or two thousand a day through manual fishing and Yulou fishing was just a dream, right? The characters in it are not very vivid. The heroine lived on a fish in her previous life and never saw the world, but she can be terrifyingly powerful in this life. This is actually quite nonsense.

It's much better than the few books I've read before. Although there are some places where I get offended, it's pretty good that I can fight back.

This book is very well-written and very exciting, but some of the words and phrases are modern and very fashionable.

Very good

Fine! A story that is more relevant to daily life among period articles.