[Start with Hu Qinhuairu] + [Chronology] + [Business] + [Multiple female protagonists] + [Lightly violent]
Jiang Yiyun traveled through time and became a martyred descendant of Forty-Nine City in 1952, and a top engineering student who returned from studying abroad.
He returned to China with enthusiasm to engage in construction, and was assigned to compound No. 95.
On the first day when he went to the sub-district office to report, he just nodded politely and said hello, and was immediately caught by Qin Huairu.
Jia Dongxu was originally scheduled to go on a blind date, but the woman turned against her on the spot and refused to marry him. The whole hospital was in an uproar.
Just when rumors were flying everywhere, Jiang Yiyun quietly entered his golden finger space.
Three blind boxes are refreshed every day, including grain, oil, meat and eggs, cloth and industrial coupons, precision machine tool drawings, lost old craftsmanship... Everything.
Others are scheming and scheming in the courtyard;
He opened a blind box to stock up on supplies, develop technology, build factories, acquire various abilities, and live a prosperous life.
Looking at the woman with gentle eyebrows standing at the entrance of the courtyard, Jiang Yiyun pondered:
Since fate has come to her door, why not give her a completely different life from the original work.
Reader comments
Author, are you sure it's about having multiple female protagonists instead of selling mutton to dog meat?
It's okay to give yourself a five-star review, right?
I've read the first few chapters and it's okay. I can give it four stars. As long as it's not the kind of Marian story about selfless devotion to the country, I can read it.
You can read it, except for the characters' backgrounds and some data that don't match up.
Not bad, very good, very objective towards Qin Huairu
The public toilet fight was so much fun
The sea has an end, the moon waxes and wanes, and there are shortcomings in the world, but you can make up for it by being here.
Author, are you sure it's about having multiple female protagonists instead of selling mutton to dog meat?
It's okay to give yourself a five-star review, right?
I've read the first few chapters and it's okay. I can give it four stars. As long as it's not the kind of Marian story about selfless devotion to the country, I can read it.
You can read it, except for the characters' backgrounds and some data that don't match up.
Not bad, very good, very objective towards Qin Huairu
The public toilet fight was so much fun
The sea has an end, the moon waxes and wanes, and there are shortcomings in the world, but you can make up for it by being here.