The 1960s: Reborn with a Pocket Dimension During the Famine
60年代：带着空间重生饥荒时期
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- The Famine of the 1960s: Getting Rich Through the Black Market60年代饥荒：从黑市开始致富Alternate title on Fanqie
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They're incredibly bold, showing their faces to the gatekeepers in the black market without wearing masks. They're also incredibly generous, giving away a 6-pound fish with every purchase from the supply and marketing cooperative. The price of grain is extremely low; even coarse grains start at 3 yuan on the black market. It's incredibly toxic; you can't watch it with your brain.
Wow, so beautiful! A factory with 2,000 employees, and the purchasing agent has to procure 2,000 kilograms of grain every week, and this is during a year of major disaster! [Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark][Bookmark]
There are minor flaws, but consider this: a normal modern person traveling back in time, accustomed to a comfortable life, would naturally be more likely to adopt a carefree and easygoing attitude in the early 1950s and 60s. I suggest the author gradually align this attitude and way of handling things with that era, adding martial arts, increasing the protagonist's combat skills, firearms…
It's well written, but it lacks some basic common sense about life in that era. A horse-drawn cart delivered goods for 10 yuan, which was almost a month's wages for most apprentices. They didn't keep a wild boar for themselves. In 1961, during the most difficult time, pork on the black market was several yuan at its most expensive. They went to the black market without any precautions. Overall, this article is quite good, so I'll give it five stars.
The plot is clear, the writing is concise, and the flow of thought is smooth. Highly recommended.
The main character is a very kind person. Two wild boars, each weighing over 1200 jin (approximately 600 kg), grow even larger than modern domesticated pigs. He gave his two sisters over 30 jin (approximately 15 kg) of pork. I think that's enough. If everyone in the world gave billions of tons of pork and billions of tons of sweet potato noodles, the protagonist alone could raise the entire world's bounty and achieve sainthood! How wonderful!
Give it a higher rating and see if anyone else is as addicted as I am.
Although they are about everyday family matters, they are very engaging and worth watching.
Go go go!
Yes, it's possible, but there's a bit too little.