Getting Rich by Repairing Appliances from the Junkyard

In the 1970s, scrap metal cost 3 pounds per piece... How did the author think of it?

The protagonist collects scraps. In that era, the average salary was tens of yuan. Can scrap metal be purchased for one pound per pound? It was a bit of a drama. I checked, it's three cents a pound

There is no need to add Han Chunming to the pig's feet. Han Chunming is just a brave man. No matter who owns the antiques, he wants to sell them or not. He thinks that he wants to get them. He is a swindler and thinks that he is giving others a small favor. In fact, he lacks great virtue. He defrauds others of priceless things and gives them a small change.

Orphans will be orphans, what kind of neighbors do they need? You are so good to your neighbors, why don't you just write about your parents? Do you like to be someone else's son?

Chapter 35, the purchase price of brass is 20 yuan per pound. Holy shit, was it so expensive in the 1970s and 1980s? Does the author know the prices at that time?

The protagonist is a waste collector and eventually becomes a member of the waste community.

Why so many conspiracies? Isn't it okay to make a fortune?

Receive an old item and tell others its origin and value. If others don't kill you, who will you kill? Why? Show off that you are rich, and I, the fat sheep, will kill me.

I feel aggrieved watching this, and my blood pressure is rising. The pressure of reality is enough, but it is still so realistic, ugh

I like the topic, but the logic of the content is not good