Dual Transmigration to 1960: A Northeastern Dealer Makes a Trillion in Hong Kong

The craftsmanship in the small workshop is fierce! I have to say that writing this type of novel requires a female author. I am used to eating whole grains, and I can finally eat fine grains again.

It's been a long time since I've given it five stars. I personally think this author is good. That's not to say there are no flaws. After all, everyone has different tastes. It's worth just saying that this is one of the few Tomato works that is relatively realistic and dares to write. Nowadays, there are too many novels that are like an assembly line and it is boring to read. Some people think it is not good for the author to write about ginseng, a specialty of Northeast China, but I personally think it is very true. The Northeast in the 1960s was not the Forty-Nine City without so many antiques. Besides the three treasures of Northeast China, what else was there? As for the dark side, I can only say that reality is more unbearable than this. As long as the protagonist is not left frustrated in the later stage, it will definitely be a successful completion. I really appreciate the author's style.

The description of that era is relatively realistic, I like it very much. Update awesome points

It's good-looking, a bit interesting, but it's a bit too wide open.