Siheyuan: I Told You to Stockpile Supplies, Not Go Farming!

That's bullshit! A college student doing purchasing?!

I just read the third chapter and it's so-so. The "newly hired purchasing agent, 48 yuan a day" joke, the "house-hunting with Old Lady Qin" joke, I'll see what comes next 😂. Here we go, this newbie purchasing agent is already getting along so well with those department-level and ministerial-level officials. I was going to give it four stars, but I haven't even finished writing the review yet, and more jokes are popping up!!! I'm not writing anymore.

The author is really daring! Buying a whole sheep and a cow, and drinking so much… even a little bit of food wouldn't warrant such a description.

What kind of nonsense is this? A college student doing purchasing? Would you dare buy cattle in the 1960s? And a rice seller openly selling rice? Would you dare sell like this if it weren't a grain station? I'm truly impressed. You can read a courtyard house without thinking, but author, you should at least write something basic, right? In the 1960s, cattle were slaughtered casually? And you openly led them back. That's truly amazing.

You really can't use your brain when reading this book. Everyone knows that in the 1950s and 60s, college graduates were guaranteed job placement.

It's poisonous. How many dishes did you have to get this drunk?

Anyone who reads this book will definitely not regret it.

The opening conflict was presented awkwardly; I really don't know what to say about it.

It's meaningless

To be honest, it wasn't very interesting. The system was pretty good, but the book itself was a bit long-winded and rambling.