The 1970S: Rising Through Technology With a Plane-Trading System

This plane trading system is good. It would be great if the heroine was still in modern times. There are so many things that can be traded. Why travel to the 1970s? Is it to save the hero?

Plane trading system, chronology, and time travel. The female protagonist travels through time and shares weal and woe with the male protagonist. Very good.

When Gu Yiyang heard what Ye Wenjin said, he agreed deeply. With a wife, he would be able to settle down, so that the company could be handed over, and he and Wenjin could retire early, and travel around the world could be put on the agenda. The two of them decided happily. Gu Yiyang did not go to the company the next day, waiting to talk to Gu Rui. The father and son didn't know what they talked about, but Gu Rui was generally very happy and happily accepted Ye Wenjin's system. Under Ye Wenjin's guidance, I actually operated the system, greeted Ye Wenjin's friends in various dimensions, and then officially became the owner of the system. A week after inheriting the system, Gu Rui packed up his bags and went to the Shanghai Stock Exchange with his classmates. As soon as Gu Rui left, the system disappeared. Ye Wenjin felt a little uncomfortable and felt lost all day long. Gu Yiyang wanted to make Ye Wenjin happy, so he came up with an idea: "Wenjin, it has been so many years and I haven't gone back to the Menghe Brigade to see it. Do you want to go back and have a look?" The reason why Gu Yiyang said this was because Marven Ye had mentioned it before and wanted to go back and see where she first arrived. So the two of them decided like this. Gu Yiyang explained the company's affairs, bought the plane tickets, and set off with Ye Wenjin. When Gu Yiyang and Ye Wenjin's cars drove to the Menghe Brigade, they looked at the scenery in front of them with a little nostalgia in their eyes. Gu Yiyang walked around with Ye Wenjin for a while, and then the two of them left. After returning to Beijing, Ye Wenjin no longer mentioned the Menghe Brigade. Ye Wenjin discovered that some places were actually nothing worth remembering. Although that was the place where he and Gu Yiyang first met, it was also the most difficult place for Gu Yiyang's life. In fact, as long as Gu Yiyang is there, it is a place where she feels at ease, so there is no need to miss some places, as long as people are there. "Yiyang, it's so nice to meet you." "Me too." The sunset shines on the two people, which is infinitely beautiful.

Isn't it dangerous if there is room for family members to know? Lie Pingwen has not been sliced ​​into pieces.

It's pretty cool, but the system is a little unreliable. Without explaining what system it is or communicating with the host, you have to guess. The ending was pretty good, but I didn't see what kind of wife the system arranged for his son.

Good writing style. In the past, when I read plane trading articles, I always had fixed trading objects. There was never any situation where I could break away from the transaction if the difference was too big. Moreover, the content was substantial and there was no nonsense.

As long as it prevents China's science and technology from being cross-talked, no matter what it is written, I will love it.

I only like space and plane trading, so I read many of them without skipping a beat.

Very exciting and worth reading!

It was handled quite well, with a lot of homely issues missing. At least the original male and female protagonists didn't come out to cause trouble.