Many readers and friends left messages in the book review area, thinking that the protagonist's family background is too high and a little ungrounded. I'll tell me why I'm writing that.

Let's take a look at the protagonist's family background really high?

Grandpa: Retired, and thousands of kilometers away from where he works. In Ruicheng, almost zero influence. Xiao Dali's relationship with the protagonist is more of a master and apprentice.

Uncle: When you are a soldier, the distance is thousands of kilometers.

Sister-in-law: My uncle is rich, but it is further away and does not affect Ruicheng.

Parents: It's a bit influential, but it's "sealed" in the Mining Bureau.

Grandpa: Rural deputy department, retire soon.

Uncle: The village chief

Aunt: Professional chicken farmer.

Second uncle: Originally, there was still a bit of influence in the county, but this was not transferred to the market.

Second aunt: Director of the bank savings office.

How can there be a family background that is too high!

Then why do I have to put such a "shelf" on the protagonist, older readers should be able to understand it. In the nineties, without this shelf, the whole story would not be established, and what was written was almost a fairy tale.

You did this, and you did it?

I can't write anymore if I don't understand, and I can't write anymore.

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