The 1960s: I Own a Piece of Land

In 1960, he was so blatant and bold that he sent bear meat to relatives in the village to help the villagers find food. The author does not understand the times at all

The male protagonist kills and steals. Poaching. . Smuggling. Smuggling. Speculation is bad. I haven't done anything positive.

I would like to ask, how did you pass the trial? The plot is not rigorous and seriously inconsistent with the situation of that era. More than 400 pounds of wild boar? You can't raise it even if you raise it, do you think it's the Northeast? Can you bring some brains?

In the 1960s, they kept sending food, sharing meat, and selling food! Then it's time to buy job indicators and buy a house. Are you planning to bring all your relatives into the city?

IQ is in arrears and logic is confusing! You already have space, but you still need to harvest the rice yourself? Can light be used as a warehouse? If you don't want the money on a wanted criminal, report it to the police? Why hunt with bullets when you can collect live animals? Pigeon City still reported his identity? Still need a job quota? Go directly to work as a worker? Doesn't match the introduction! There is moisture in this part.

The author doesn't understand the nonsense of that era at all.

This is Qi Tongwei's rebirth, he just needs to arrange the dog to be a police dog and eat work food.

The main idea is good, and the writing style is relatively mature, but the common sense knowledge about the era is not sufficient. You can get useful information from some elderly people or online searches. Although there are regional differences, the national conditions are so that they are basically the same.

Well written, well written. There is no white lotus, no moral kidnapping, and no nonsense. This is the best novel among hundreds of novels I have read.

It's very smooth, the word count is good, or whatever, but after reading it, I feel like I haven't read anything at all.