With a Trillion in Supplies at My Fingertips, I Thrive in the 1950s

The material is good and the writing style is good. This chronicle is different from other chronicles. The author gives it a big boost and hopes it will continue like this.

This book is overall very exciting. It is the first time I have read a period novel. It has almost 300 chapters. Most of them are about the busy life of the heroine and her family, but the amazing thing is that I still read it with gusto. I like the heroine's decisiveness, the heroine's family's attitude towards life and work, and the author's setting. Nowadays, period novels rarely confront the devil. The writing is very exciting, but one suggestion is that the heroine is a bit young when she gets married, but after reading it, I also understood the author's foreshadowing, which is not too small. But the heroine is not opposed to the engagement at all, which I feel is not good, because normally, modern people will not have much affection for a person living in the countryside (the affection I am talking about is the affection between men and women) and agree to the marriage! It's not that it discriminates against rural people, it's mainly because they have different views, different views, and no common language. At that time, rural people were particularly patriarchal and disrespectful of women. The heroine did not object to the marriage at all, which felt inconsistent with common sense.

This is the first book to be updated. The characters have distinctive characteristics, the story is exciting and down-to-earth, hard-working, brave, courageous and resourceful. The story advancement is consistent with the situation, and the space is auxiliary! Worth recommending! The sense of immersion is very strong!

This is the first time I read a time travel story, Fighting the Japanese! Very distinctive! The heroine's family is independent and self-reliant! Super pretty! Highly recommended!

I have to say that the author's writing style is very good and the polishing is very good, especially the awkward transition like this, the transition between newly engaged and married is very good. In the early period of about fifty chapters and one year, the heroine did not become superior because of her rebirth, and she integrated quickly. It must be said that because the heroine's family is getting better and better, Tian Susu's words are okay. Not everyone lives a down-to-earth life like Wang Sanmei, but they still have some ideas. It cannot be said that Wang Dongsheng is getting worse and worse, and it is true that Zhao Xiaoman is not as good as Tian Susu. Luo Yulan's type was very popular in that era. The story of "Killing the Japanese" is also very good, and her psychological state is quite good. Overall it's pretty good, but there are too many chapters. This type is rare, and it's better than most if you don't just brush it off in the early stages. Come on^0^~

A very good subject matter. Few people write about the time before liberation. In fact, the period from 1945 to 1977 was a period of earth-shaking changes in the country. Come on, author!

It's super good. I kept following it and it ended like this. I haven't seen enough yet. I'm looking forward to the author's next work.

It's super good-looking. It's the best-looking novel written in the 1940s and 1950s that I've seen so far. The author's writing is smooth and the plot is fascinating. Even though two chapters are updated every day, it's not enough. If you like it, you can add it to your bookshelf first and read it again when you're fattened up!

The ones I read before were all written by those born in the 1950s, and the content was quite repetitive. This one feels fresh, and the writing is more exciting. Please keep updating!!!

I have been following this book, only to realize that it has not been rated, which is a shame! Except for some minor irrationalities about being a strong martial artist fighting Japanese and wild boars, this book is written very smoothly, with fluent writing style, upright views, and the good and bad characters are well portrayed. To tell you the truth, I like this book very much!