Returning to the 1960S, Starting from Digging Polygonum Multiflorum

Endless ending✍👀😄. A farm man is reborn as a gambler in the 1960s and 1970s ✍👀 and has changed his ways😄. Resist evil forces🗡, protect your family and your wife and daughter✍👍…. Contribute to the country✍👍…

After he picked up a gun and entered the police station to be an instructor, he lost much interest. Later, he even used a bow and arrow to kill wild boars. However, the biggest problem with this book is the "synthetic" text!

The outline is good, but the content is pieced together, and the plot is inconsistent. In the first chapter, the supporting character was shot through the head with an arrow and died, but in the next chapter, it was said that he was captured. After picking it up for a day, a sack of pecans only weighed several dozen kilograms. Common sense mistakes like this often occur.

It's so simple, no logic, no common sense, the characters have no brains, the preface doesn't match the subtitles, it's absolutely

Does the author really have no common sense, or did he write this on purpose? There are a lot of comments, all of which are complaints.

How should I put it? The author of this book should be a young person who has not experienced that era. He only expresses the situation of that era based on hearsay or personal imagination! Therefore, the writing about the actual situation of that era is full of loopholes. I would like to advise the author, if you want to write a novel about that era, it is best to replace the old literature. Get to know more about older people, there are many common sense mistakes, which makes people look very uncomfortable!

To persuade him to quit, and his wife, it's right to take rat poison as soon as possible

Something like this still has a 9.0 Rating. It's nonsense and based on imagination. If you want to call it science fiction, that's fine. It must be written in a chronological setting, the 1960s. Have you, the author, done any research?

Beautiful, beautiful, wonderful.

Beautiful, beautiful, wonderful.