Big Players in the Courtyard

Generally speaking, it was too dissolute and inconsistent with that era. If the timeline had been changed to the 1980s and 1990s, there would have been more people wandering around that time. Everyone is a profligate, so I won't talk about the eldest brother but the second brother. It has only been more than ten years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and the older generation is still there, so dissolute that it would not break their legs.

Damn, there's so much inner drama, I can't stand it anymore, it's disgusting

The previous one is pretty good. It doesn't matter if you have a harem and your sister-in-law wants to have sex too. It's really disgusting and poisonous. I'll delete it.

First of all, how could the male protagonist spend money so high-profile and lavishly without causing trouble in that era? Secondly, no matter how good the male protagonist's family conditions are, it is impossible to spend so much Hongta Mountain, right? Buying this and that without anyone doubting the origin of these things is simply an insult to your IQ! Moreover, there are people who are jealous of the rich and hate the rich in every era. If only one person suspects such a person and secretly reports it, the male protagonist will not be able to think about it. All I can say is that the male protagonist's aura is so awesome! Moreover, the male protagonist's outlook on life is not very upright. He just introduces the women he doesn't want to Silly Zhu. Why the hell do you still want to sleep with someone else's wife when Silly Zhu is already married? It's really too cheap! Most of the entire article is either about how the male protagonist spends money or drives, and the rest are trivial things.

Siheyuan can be given one star with ten words.

What makes Widow Qin pitiful is that she can't work hard, is afraid of hardship, and is tired. If she has the ability to move up a level or two, her salary will increase immediately. The whole family can eat and drink. She has to rely on selling her body to let this man take advantage of it. She can eat in exchange for food. The Jia family is the same. Mrs. Jia actually takes painkillers, several yuan a month. Painkillers are basically addictive and can be said to be drugs. In the United States, OxyContin was deemed a drug as a painkiller, so China has strict restrictions on painkillers and powerful sleeping pills because these are addictive and hallucinogenic.

The lower the level of the chef, the higher the salary. An eighth-level chef earns RMB 35.5 With an overtime subsidy of RMB 2 from the shift leader to RMB 37.5. The steel rolling mill can't even provide you with a level 4 or 5 chef. The state banquet chef must be at least level 5, so do the math. To be honest, this book is good overall, but there are some flaws in the details.

Feeling so rubbish, talking to myself

It seemed okay in the early stage, but then it started to become more and more like a stud. He would hit on a girl whenever he saw it. The whole process was mindless. One star is considered too much.

The author must be very young and knows very little about the situation in the 1950s and 1960s. When you come up, you take out a big bag of rice and white flour, and you say you made a lot of money. In 1963, there were rations for buying grain, and the fine grain was only a few kilograms per month. You can't buy anything with just money, unless you go to the pigeon market or the black market.